Solicitor
LLB (Hons), LLM
Mia is a qualified duty solicitor working in our Magistrates’ Court and Crown Court Team.
Having graduated from the University of Liverpool with an undergraduate degree in Law, she then went on to complete the Legal Practice Course at The University of Law and the Solicitors Qualifying Exam shortly before joining the firm.
Mia joined the firm in 2022, as a paralegal in our Magistrates Team, having previously worked within a criminal law firm working on serious crime, sexual offences matters, Court of Appeal criminal appeals and high-profile bribery investigations brought by the Serious Fraud Office.
Mia attends Police Stations and Magistrates’ Courts on a regular basis and also litigates in the Crown Court, representing clients on a wide range of criminal allegations. Mia also litigates Youth Cases and Crown Court cases relating to drugs offences, serious and historic sexual offences, serious violence and theft offences.
She has experience in dealing with complex issues and vulnerable clients and prides herself on her attention to detail in every case she takes on. Mia places client care as a top priority, has the ability to communicate with clients from a variety of backgrounds, effectively builds a rapport and spends time understanding their needs.
Serious & General Crime Cases
R v C (2023) – Drugs Offences – Isleworth Crown Court
Represented a youth client charged with 5 adult co-defendants for class A drug trafficking offences in the Crown Court and like proceedings in the youth court. After representations were made to the Crown to review the case in line with the 4-stage process stating our client was a victim of modern slavery, the Crown offered no evidence in the Crown Court matter in respect of our client, and discontinued the Youth court matter. Importantly, this outcome was still possible whilst preserving our client’s position without him ‘snitching’.
R v A (2023) – Drugs Offences – Isleworth Crown Court
Represented a client with importing 9kg of cocaine (approx. £750k value) from Montego Bay into the UK. Following a number of disclosure requests, that were not complied with by the Crown, damning evidence was excluded from the trial and D was acquitted.
R V K (2023) – Driving – Highbury Corner
Private client charged with failing to provide a specimen and Fraud. After making successful representations to the Crown to review the case on the basis of breaches of PACE during the police station process, both charges were discontinued by the Crown.
R v C (2023) – Assault – City of London
Private client charged with assault by beating of a member of staff in a Private Member club. Prosecution offered no evidence at trial.
R v F (2023) – Assault – Reading Crown Court
Represented both co-defendant brothers charged with a number of domestic Assaults occasioning ABH and witness intimidation. Following a number of disclosure requests leading to a lack of evidence, the CPS reviewed the case and made a decision to discontinue all charges.
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