Company summary
Keystone Law is a technology-enabled UK law firm operating a platform model built around experienced self-employed lawyers supported by central infrastructure.
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Keystone Law is a technology-enabled UK law firm operating a platform model built around experienced self-employed lawyers supported by central infrastructure.
Providing commercial and private-client legal services through senior lawyers, with central technology, compliance, administration, marketing and business-development support.
UK businesses, entrepreneurs and private clients across corporate, commercial, property, employment, dispute resolution and other legal practice areas.
Recruitment and retention of senior lawyers, fee-earner productivity, client demand, platform scalability, technology and AI adoption, strong cash conversion and growth without a traditional office-heavy cost base.
Competition for experienced lawyers, regulatory and professional-liability risk, economic sensitivity of legal work, reputational issues, cyber risk and dependence on continued attraction of high-quality principals.
April-May 2026: FY revenue rose 17.9% to £115.2m and adjusted profit before tax increased 20.6% to £15.3m, with fee earners up to 654. The group also launched a share-buyback programme and highlighted effective use of AI across the platform.
The FY2026 final ordinary dividend was 17.2p per share and was paid on 23 June 2026 to shareholders on the register on 5 June. This took the full-year ordinary dividend to 24.7p per share.
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