We are delighted to share that Florence Brocklesby, Founder and Principal of Bellevue Law, has been featured in a profile interview with Business Matters, one of the UK’s leading business publications.
The article explores Florence’s journey from City lawyer to founder of Bellevue Law, the firm’s growth from a start-up launched from a garden office in 2014 to a team of 35 experienced professionals, and the values that continue to shape the business today. It also highlights Bellevue Law’s recent recognition in the Chambers and Partners 2027 Guide, where the firm moved up to Band 2 for Employment: Senior Executive, while Florence retained her individual Band 2 ranking.
In the interview, Florence discusses the inspiration behind establishing Bellevue Law, her commitment to flexible and sustainable ways of working, and the firm’s focus on delivering exceptional support to employers, senior executives and commercial clients. She also shares her views on the changing employment law landscape, including the significant implications of the Employment Rights Act 2025 for businesses.
Reflecting on Bellevue Law’s growth, Florence explains how creating opportunities for talented lawyers seeking greater flexibility helped shape the firm’s culture and success. She also speaks about the importance of building long-term, trusted relationships with clients and maintaining a sustainable approach to business.
Commenting on the feature, Florence said:
“It has been a privilege to build Bellevue Law alongside such a talented team and supportive clients. The article reflects many of the values that have guided us since we launched in 2014, including flexibility, fairness and delivering high-quality legal advice in a way that works for both our clients and our people.”
We are proud to see Florence and Bellevue Law recognised in this way and would like to thank Business Matters for featuring her story.
Read the full Business Matters article here:
Workplace law: Bellevue Law founder Florence Brocklesby
