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Call: 2025

Mia Pitt

Albion Chambers

Broad Street Bristol BS1 1DR

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  • Overview

    Mia joined Albion Chambers in October 2026, following the successful completion of her pupillage under the supervision of Alec Small, Gemma Borkowski and Joanna Lucas.

    Mia has a broad practice in Crime and Family Law. Mia is a CPS Grade 1 Panel Advocate and is instructed to prosecute and defend in the Magistrates’ and Crown Court. Mia accepts instructions in all areas and at all stages of private family law proceedings, including matrimonial finance, private child and Family Law Act proceedings.

    Prior to joining Chambers, Mia studied Law at the University of Bristol, graduating with First Class Honours. Mia was awarded a Jules Thorn Scholarship to study the Bar Training Course, alongside which she studied a Master of Laws in Family Law and Employment Law. On the completion of the Bar Training Course, Mia received the Certificate of Honour acknowledging her academic performance.

  • Matrimonial Finance

    Recent Cases

    JB -v- DB

    Mia represented the applicant wife. At FDR, the court agreed with Mia in giving an indication that the case should be settled on the terms of the wife’s open offer, and that the sharing principle should be applied.

  • Crime

    Recent Cases

    R -v- EE

    Secured a conviction after trial in the Magistrates’ Court of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, committed by the Defendant against his father.

    R -v- JR

    Successfully persuaded the court to impose a suspended sentence order in a case involving multiple breaches of a SHPO and notification requirements. Defendant had multiple previous convictions for similar offences, and the pre-sentence report assessed D is having a very high risk of reoffending.

Mia Pitt

Testimonials

‘She provided clear, practical and commercially focused advice throughout the matter, whilst remaining human and engaging with the client. She was well prepared, demonstrated an immediate grasp of the issues and provided balanced and strategic guidance to enable settlement to be reached at the FDR.’

Instructing Solicitor

Education

  • LLB (2021-24) – University of Bristol – First Class Honours
  • BTC (2024-25) – University of the West of England – Very Competent
  • LLM (2024-25) – University of the West of England – Distinction

Awards

  • Certificate of Honour awarded by the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple for performance on the BTC (2025)
  • Winner – Guildhall Chambers Civil Advocacy Competition (2025)
  • Middle Temple Jules Thorn Scholar (2024)
  • Winner – St John’s Chambers Mooting Competition (2024)
  • Winner – University of Bristol Law Club Second Year Mooting Competition (2023)
  • Academic Commendation awarded by the University of Bristol (2022)

Memberships

  • Honourable Society of the Middle Temple

Appointments

  • CPS Grade 1 Prosecutor