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I think if anyone would be appropriate for a listing it would be a body like Keystone. My (rather ignorant) understanding is that they are basically just a back office function for sole practitioners. In reality their client base is the lawyers who use them, and Keystone provides a convenient solution if you want to simply practice on your own serving your own clients.

I am not with Keystone myself but I would consider it if the politics and risk of being in partnership with others became too much to bear (which is quite possible!)

Mind you, if it is listed, I'm sure the lawyers with Keystone will find that the 'company' is ever trying to extract a larger proportion of the costs they bill. Perhaps that already happens anyway, I don't know.