Keystone said it is expanding its leadership team by adding former Justice Department antitrust officials Malika Krishna and Brian Clark as partners. The hires coincide with the launch of the firm’s new Washington, D.C., office and strengthen its antitrust and competition practice.
The company described the move as part of a broader push to deepen its work at the intersection of economics, technology, strategy, and complex digital markets. By bringing in two former government antitrust leaders, Keystone is positioning itself to advise clients on competition issues that increasingly affect major industries and digital ecosystems.
Krishna and Clark join Keystone with experience tied to antitrust enforcement and policy, an area that remains closely watched in Washington and across the business world. Their arrival gives the firm added senior leadership in a market where regulatory scrutiny, merger review, and competition concerns continue to shape corporate strategy.
Keystone, which presents itself as a global technology and advisory firm, said the new Washington office will support its growing antitrust capabilities. The expansion signals a continued focus on competition-related advisory work as companies face more complex legal and strategic questions in the U.S. market.
