By Jemma Slingo2021-05-13T10:15:00+01:00 The chief executive of Keystone Law has cashed in a chunk of his share in the firm, generating almost £10m. The business notified the London Stock Exchange this week that James Knight had sold 1.5m shares in Keystone Law Group plc at £6.30, raising £9.45m. Following the sale, Knight still owns over 9m shares in the company, representing 29% of its issued share capital. Knight retains 29% of firm’s issued capital following the sale Meanwhile, Keystone’s director of operations and compliance, William Robins, sold 130,000 shares at £6.30, generating £819,000. Keystone shares have climbed steeply over the past 12 months, after falling to £3.90 in March 2020 when the first lockdown was announced.