Beth White

Associate

Dispute Resolution and Commercial Litigation

Bethany Fitzgerald, Dispute Resolution Lawyer, Guildford, DMH Stallard LLP
Beth is a commercial dispute resolution solicitor with experience advising business and individuals on a broad range of disputes.

Her practice covers general contractual disputes, shareholder and director disagreements and claims involving professional negligence.

Beth has acted for clients in the County Courts, High Court and in mediation and she is skilled at guiding clients through each stage of the litigation process, from pre-action strategy to trial.

She places emphasis on providing clear, practical advice that balances legal merit with commercial objectives. Whilst Beth is experienced in pursuing and defending proceedings, she works proactively to resolve disputes through negotiation and alternative dispute resolution where appropriate, helping clients minimise costs and disruption.

Beth’s focus is on building strong client relationships and delivering effective solutions tailored to the circumstances of each case.

Beth qualified as a solicitor in 2023 and joined DMH Stallard in April 2025.

Recent articles

Announcements

DMH Stallard recognised with 83 individual and 22 departmental rankings in The Legal 500 2027

DMH Stallard has been recognised as a leading law firm in the latest edition of The Legal 500 2027 directory.

02/10/2026

Events

TOLATA Claims breakfast seminar with Guildford Chambers , Guildford 1 December 2026

Our expert Family Law team in Guildford invite you to join us for breakfast and refreshments where we partner with Guildford Chambers to deliver insight into Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act (TOLATA) 1996 claims and Family Law Matters.

Insights

Defective advice, deficient security: professional negligence in the lending sector

In this article we highlight the areas from which professional negligence claims most frequently arise, and some key considerations for protecting your position.

02/06/2026

Insights

Challenging an arbitration award for serious irregularity

The High Court dismissed a challenge to an Arbitrator’s final award in a recent case. The challenge was made under section 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (AA 1996) for serious irregularity.

13/10/2025

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