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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The number of students on Bar vocational courses has continued to grow since the pandemic, new figures from the Bar Standards Board (BSB) have shown.
A solicitor who “repeatedly” transferred money from client to office account to prop up his firm has been struck off by the Solicitor Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT).
An experienced barrister has been fined £5,000 by a Bar disciplinary tribunal, after he failed to report an investigation by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) into the removal of 242 wills from a law firm he owned.
By: Nick Hilborne
The Solicitors Regulation Authority has reported two law firms to the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, part of the Treasury, for breaching sanctions on Russia.
By: Nick Hilborne
Two-thirds of South Asian partners in large London law firms have experienced racial discrimination in career progression, a new report has found.
Complaints about the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s (SRA) handling of cases rose by 29% last year, with the increase in interventions part of the reason.
The backlog of almost 3,400 cases waiting to be investigated at the Legal Ombudsman (LeO) “reflects the scale of the challenges” its faces, the chief ombudsman has said.
A High Court judge has rectified a will after finding it was “beyond doubt” that the solicitor who drafted it “made a clerical error”.
By: Nick Hilborne
An employment tribunal was entitled to reject a barrister’s claim that LGBT charity Stonewall “caused or induced” discrimination against her by her chambers, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has ruled.
A local authority solicitor who provided “false and misleading information” to colleagues over a period of 18 months about an application to discharge a child’s care order has been struck off.
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