Keystone Law Welcomes Eight New Senior Partners

Keystone Law, a prominent UK-based law firm, has announced the addition of eight esteemed partners to its ranks. This strategic move bolsters Keystone's capabilities across a range of practices including Commercial, Corporate, Employment, Family, Intellectual Property, and Property law. Among the notable new joiners is Elaine Nolan, who brings her extensive experience in real estate leasehold restructuring and her background from Kirkland & Ellis to the firm. Carl Rohsler, an intellectual property specialist from Memery Crystal, and Nick Alfill, a corporate lawyer well-versed in M&A and private equity transactions, also enhance Keystone's expertise. Other additions include David Thompson in Family law, Jo Bewley in Commercial Property, Felicity Sergeant in Residential Property, Emma Loveday-Hill in Employment law, and Daniel Rose, who adds depth with his commercial and corporate legal expertise. This influx of talent underscores Keystone's commitment to providing high-quality legal services and enhancing the client experience.