Nick Hilborne is an Associate Editor at Environmental Post Ledger. He covers a range of topics within law and legal affairs, including civil and family law, criminal law, and real estate, with a focus on lawsuits, the housing market, and commercial real estate. His work has been featured in Environmental Post Ledger and 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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The Competition Appeal Tribunal has criticised a leading class action law firm for including in evidence an “offensive personal attack” on its president.
The SME and Boutique Law Firm Alliance is asking firms to sign an open letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham over the proposals to appropriate client account interest.
A solicitor who misled a client over a psychiatric report to “avoid exacerbating” their mental health problems has been fined £15,000.
The number of applications containing avoidable requisitions has continued to fall and is almost half of what it was in 2022, HM Land Registry has revealed.
Funding for solicitor apprenticeships at SME law firms should be available regardless of age to help tackle the recruitment problems many are facing.
The leaders of larger law firms are less keen to grow through mergers or by taking private equity investment – but acquisitions are more on their radar.
By: Nick Hilborne
A group of cyber criminals that specialises in attacks on law firms is taking a “commercial-style approach” to managing victims, with “a structured sequence of negotiation and monetisation".
The Law Society, The Solicitors’ Charity, LawCare and the Mindful Business Charter have joined forces to launch the Solicitor Wellbeing Alliance for England and Wales.
Investment in UK legal tech companies in the first six months of this year hit a record £227m, a 20% increase on the total for the whole of 2025.
A law firm has gained a new client portal and a member of staff as a result of a knowledge transfer partnership with its local university.
