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‘Not weighed down by a partnership’: Private equity invests £3.15m in Keystone Law

‘Not weighed down by a partnership’: Private equity invests £3.15m in Keystone Law
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Jaishree Kalia
23 October 2014
Law firm managementABS

Keystone Law has turned to boutique private equity house Root Capital to fund its growth plans, raising £3.15m in return for a 35% stake in its business.

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