Training contracts
We recruit trainees both from within our internal Paralegal pool and externally. Paralegals are recruited into the business when new vacancies arise in both support and fee earning roles. Progression and development is offered to paralegals, through the opportunity to apply for a training contract at the annual assessment.
Trainees are the future of our firm.
Our policy is to select and develop trainees who will have, at the end of their training contract, the skills and enthusiasm to continue their career with the firm.
DMH Stallard views trainees as an important asset of the firm and we expect them to make a significant contribution. As our trainees have direct access to clients from an early stage it is important that good client care skills are developed, which includes being aware of the client’s business or personal goals.
In addition, we expect our trainees to:
- Be tech savvy
- Have a strong work ethic
- Be team players
- Have excellent research skills.
We were winners in the Legal 500 Future Lawyers survey 2026 in the following categories: Happiness, Good Employer, Leadership, Work/Life Balance, Culture, Approachability, Retention Confidence.
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