Keystone Law has been named 2026 EMEA Large Law Firm Innovator of the Year at NetDocuments Inspire 2026, recognising the firm’s commitment to innovation, technology adoption, and its structured approach to artificial intelligence (AI).
The award was presented at NetDocuments Inspire 2026 in London, the company’s annual EMEA user conference, which brings together legal professionals, technology leaders and industry experts to share best practice and explore the future of legal work.
Keystone was recognised for its practical approach to technology and AI adoption across the firm. This includes the introduction of a bronze, silver and gold pathway for AI adoption, giving lawyers a structured route to build their capabilities and use AI effectively in their day-to-day work. Additionally, the firm’s development of an integrated technology platform designed to streamline onboarding and help new joiners work efficiently from day one was also commended.
James Knight, CEO and Founder of Keystone Law, said:
“At Keystone, an important part of our innovative approach involves selecting the right tools for our fee earners and then making sure they know how to use them effectively. I would like to thank NetDocuments for recognising how effective this approach can be when it comes to innovation.”
Maurice Tunney, IT Director at Keystone Law, said:
“This award is great recognition of the work that has gone into building an innovative, integrated technology environment across Keystone.
“We take a practical, considered approach to AI, focused on helping our lawyers work more effectively and deliver greater value to clients. Our structured pathway gives them the support and confidence to experiment with AI and progress to more advanced uses.”