Spear’s Family Law Index 2026 recognises 13 Keystone lawyers
Ruth Abrams, Roopa Ahluwalia & Susan Apthorp
Africa
Keystone Law has been advising clients in Africa since its launch in 2002.
Our team of highly skilled lawyers has extensive experience working with clients across the continent and understands the unique legal, political, and economic landscape of each country.
We represent and advise a vast range of clients on using the law of England & Wales, including high-profile individuals and families through to government officials, local companies and international corporations. Keystone’s lawyers provide bespoke advice to suit individual circumstances and our multi-disciplinary approach means we can assist clients with numerous legal issues.
Our lawyers have experience working with clients in a wide range of African countries, including Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Zambia. We have strong relationships with local law firms and other professional advisors, which allows us to provide clients with seamless cross-border advice.
The firm’s innovative proprietary technology also allows our lawyers to work closely with their global clients to deliver professional and efficient advice, unhindered by geographical differences.
When expert local advice is required, we have trusted relationships with local counsel and can work with them to provide a tailored multi-jurisdictional approach.
Keystone Law’s formidable team of dispute resolution lawyers have the expertise and resourcefulness to resolve disputes as quickly and painlessly as possible. Our litigation experts cover a range of disputes, including commercial, family and property as well as professional negligence. Many of our lawyers are also specialists in particular sectors, such as shipping, sport, aviation, energy and media. We also have extensive experience in resolving international disputes and our International Arbitration team have the experience and knowledge of the rules at various international arbitral institutions.
Should litigation be inevitable, our team will ensure that you have the most effective representation possible.
Experience
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
Team
Keystone Law’s formidable team of dispute resolution lawyers have the expertise and resourcefulness to resolve disputes as quickly and painlessly as possible. Our litigation experts cover a range of disputes, including commercial, family and property as well as professional negligence. Many of our lawyers are also specialists in particular sectors, such as shipping, sport, aviation, energy and media. We also have extensive experience in resolving international disputes and our International Arbitration team have the experience and knowledge of the rules at various international arbitral institutions.
Should litigation be inevitable, our team will ensure that you have the most effective representation possible.
Experience
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
- Advised a sports and marketing agency in relation to breaches of confidentiality and restrictive covenants by two former employees
Team
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