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DMH Stallard maintains top tier status

Award winning law firm DMH Stallard has maintained all eight of its top tier rankings in the latest Legal 500 directory. In addition, it has been recommended in nine practice areas, has nine Leading Individuals, two Next Generation Partners and 45 recommended lawyers.

The 2023 Legal 500 is a legal guide that ranks legal services from all over the world.

Richard Pollins, Managing Partner of DMH Stallard, said:

“We are delighted to have maintained all eight of our top tier rankings in the latest Legal 500 directory.  These results are a testament to the quality of our people. We have focussed on making DMH Stallard a great place to work and I have always believed that, if our people are happy at work, this will transfer to the relationships they build with clients and they can then focus on delivering a great service and providing the best outcomes possible for clients” 

The teams ranked were as follows:

 Banking and finance Top Tier
 Corporate and commercial Top Tier
 Debt Recovery Top Tier
 Employment Top Tier
 Environment and planning Top Tier
 Intellectual property Top Tier
 Personal tax, trusts and probate Top Tier
 Real Estate Dispute Resolution Top Tier
 Dispute Resolution Tier 2
 Family (Kent, Surrey, Sussex) Tier 2 (up from Tier 3)
 Immigration Tier 2
 IT & Telecoms Tier 2
 Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence Tier 2 (up from Tier 3)
 Real Estate Tier 2
 Travel Tier 2
 Insolvency Tier 3
 Family (London) Tier 5

 

Legal 500 undertakes an extensive research programme on an annual basis.  The full results can be found online here.

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Richard Pollins

Managing Partner

Richard is responsible for leading the firm and ensuring its success. He values long term client relationships, attracting and retaining the best talent.

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