Keystone Law Strengthens Teams with Strategic Appointments

Advisor - People | Jul 17, 2025 | Keystone Law

Keystone Law announces the addition of five partners and one consultant solicitor to enhance its capabilities across various legal sectors. The new partners, Rebecca Garner, Anouska Kapur, Deepak Manghnani, Robert Ganpatsingh, Charlotte Pollard, and Neave Maguire, bring extensive expertise to Keystone’s Aviation, Residential Property, Commercial Property, Dispute Resolution, Private Client, and Construction & Engineering practices. Keystone Law's Founder and CEO, James Knight, highlights the high calibre of the new recruits, noting their ability to strengthen the firm's service quality. Each appointee comes with a rich background in their respective fields, having worked with renowned law firms prior to joining Keystone.

Sectors

Legal Services

Geography

United Kingdom – The article is focused on Keystone Law, which operates in the UK, particularly in London, where some of the new recruits are based.

Industry

Legal Services – The article discusses Keystone Law's expansion, highlighting its recruitment of new partners across various legal specialties.

Financials

Participants

Name	Role	Type	Description
Keystone Law	Target Company	Company	A UK-based law firm expanding its team with new partners and consultants.
Rebecca Garner	New Partner	People	Specializes in aviation law with expertise in structured finance and leasing transactions.
Anouska Kapur	New Partner	People	Focuses on high-value residential property transactions, particularly in Central London.
Deepak Manghnani	New Partner	People	Specializes in commercial and residential property transactions, including complex acquisitions.
Robert Ganpatsingh	New Partner	People	Expert in dispute resolution, including court litigation and intellectual property disputes.
Charlotte Pollard	New Partner	People	Full STEP member, advises on private client issues such as estate planning and probate.
Neave Maguire	Consultant Solicitor	People	Has experience in construction law, advising on contracts and disputes across major infrastructure projects.