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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By: Nick Hilborne
The Lady Chief Justice yesterday complained to MPs about the government’s decisions to reduce the digitisation of civil justice and limit sitting days in the criminal courts.
Members of the public are more aware than ever about class actions and more positive about their outcomes, research has found.
An online service specialising in uncontested divorces has become an alternative business structure (ABS) regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
Barrister apprenticeships are set to become a reality after their approval by the Bar Standards Board (BSB) and Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IfATE).
The UK has the opportunity to “close the justice gap” through the “appropriate use” of artificial intelligence (AI) and with the support of government and regulators, the chair of LawtechUK has said.
The value of the medico-legal market grew by 4% in 2024, double the growth rate of the previous year, researchers have estimated.
A young lawyer who changed dates on lasting powers of attorney and misled clients about when they were sent to the Office of the Public Guardian has been struck off.
By: Nick Hilborne
The only thing that makes it hard for smaller law firms to invest in legal tech is “compromising profits today for growth tomorrow”, the founder of a fast-expanding commercial law firm has said.
A judge has refused a lender’s application for summary judgment against a law firm in a case involving an “imposter who appears to have fraudulently deceived” both of them.
The High Court has referred a barrister to the Bar Standards Board for launching a judicial review which was “abusive and bound to fail” on behalf of a client facing extradition.
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