Florence Wilkie

Background & Expertise

Florence graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2023 with a degree in Law with Chinese Law and is currently completing her LPC with LLM, which she is due to finish in 2028. Prior to joining Aaron & Partners' Employment team as a Paralegal in April 2025, Florence worked as a Motor Litigation Paralegal at the Liverpool office of an international law firm. 

In her role at Aaron & Partners, Florence supports clients and senior members of the Employment team across a broad range of contentious and non-contentious employment law matters. She assists clients with a wide variety of workplace issues, ranging from day-to-day advisory matters and employment documentation to Employment Tribunal proceedings. Her work includes attending client meetings, drafting Employment Tribunal documents (including ET1s and ET3s), preparing settlement agreements and without prejudice correspondence, assisting with negotiations, reviewing and updating workplace policies and procedures, and supporting the preparation of witness statements and hearing bundles. She has attended a number of Employment Tribunal hearings, including interim relief hearings, and works closely with clients to provide practical and commercially focused support throughout their matter. 

Florence works with a diverse client base, including SMEs, private individuals and organisations within the education sector. She also assists with the delivery of client training and updates on employment law developments, particularly in relation to the Employment Rights Act 2025 and changes concerning harassment and sexual harassment in the workplace. 

Specialisms & Personal Achievements 

Taking a caring and client-focused approach to her work, Florence is dedicated to understanding each client's individual circumstances and tailoring her support accordingly. She is committed to doing what is right for each client and works closely with senior members of the team to provide practical and considered support throughout each matter. Known for her approachable and responsive manner, Florence takes pride in maintaining excellent client relationships and delivering a high standard of service throughout the progression of every case. 

During her time at university, Florence was actively involved in pro bono work. As a volunteer with the Miscarriages of Justice Review Centre, she assisted in reviewing the cases of convicted individuals maintaining their innocence and contributed to applications made to the Criminal Cases Review Commission. She was also involved in establishing a Family Law Centre, which provided advice and support to individuals on probation who were experiencing difficulties relating to child arrangements and other family law matters.