Nick Hilborne is an Associate Editor for Legal Futures, a publication focused on the legal industry. With a wide range of articles covering legal news, trends, and developments, Nick provides insights and analysis on various topics including legal technology, ethics, regulation, and notable cases.
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Nick Hilborne's articles predominantly cover legal and compliance topics, focusing on the legal profession, barristers, law firms, legal technology, and legal regulations. His coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on government announcements and policy regulation.
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Mental health challenges are costing large law firms millions of pounds every year and reducing productivity by 19%, a report has indicated.
A law firm is using teams of trainee solicitors to find problems that can be solved by artificial intelligence (AI), develop solutions and present them to managers.
A solicitor who allowed an unadmitted “friend” to run a law firm of which he was a nominee director and shareholder, with all the profits going to the friend and his mother, has been suspended for two years.
Four out of 10 law firms increased revenues above inflation in the last financial year, while 89% expect revenue to go up in the current year, research has found.
A solicitor who acted for lenders in conveyancing transactions without telling them he was also acting for himself and family members has been fined £12,500.
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) has fined a law firm over £20,000 for failing to comply with the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) transparency rules.
A law firm was not negligent in advice to settle £2m of claims brought by a businessman’s trustee in bankruptcy against his wife and daughter, the High Court has ruled.
A solicitor who “abandoned” his law firm, leaving his office “in a chaotic state” with piles of letters thrown away as a fire hazard by neighbouring tenant and clients “reduced to tears”, has been struck off.
Legal aid solicitors feel they have been “neglected the most and taken advantage of” in the years following the LASPO cuts, according to an academic study.
Barristers are wrongly stating that their work is covered by the Money Laundering Regulations 2017 (MLRs) in their annual declarations to the Bar Standards Board (BSB), it has emerged.
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