Nick Hilborne is an Associate Editor at Environmental Post Ledger. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, the Internet of Things (IoT), law and legal affairs, as well as criminal law and construction-related issues. His insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as Legal Futures.
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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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Fast-growing consumer law platform Lawhive has become the fifth biggest fee-share law firm after more than doubling in size in only a year.
By: Nick Hilborne
The High Court has dismissed an appeal by a barrister fined £15,000 for making an “unfounded and serious allegation of misconduct in public office” against a senior judge.
A solicitor who admitted misleading his indemnity insurer about being the sole signatory on client account and practised without insurance for several months, has been suspended.
Four out of 10 clients who obtained legal advice at their GPs’ surgeries reported that their issues were resolved within three months, according to new research.
A solicitor who fabricated and backdated a disclosure letter to make it appear that he had complied with a court deadline has been struck off.
By: Nick Hilborne
A judge has partially struck out a defence lodged by class action specialist Pogust Goodhead in a battle over £3.1m in fees which litigation boutique Seladore Legal says it is owed.
London law firm Forsters failed to validly serve a claim form for a claim valued at around £82m, the High Court has ruled.
By: Nick Hilborne
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has reprimanded a duty solicitor for backdating documents – but ordered the SRA to pay him costs after he was cleared of dishonesty.
The SRA is going ahead with rule changes to separate law firm managers who can “unilaterally” make decisions from compliance officer roles in all but the smallest firms.
The Council for Licensed Conveyancers has warned of the risk of “regulatory blind spots” after a review of referral fees revealed shortcomings in firms documenting arrangements.
