Dylan Stanway Solicitor

01773 744 744
Dylan.Stanway@ellis-fermor.co.uk
Dylan Stanway is based at our Ripley office

Departments

Commercial and Litigation

Dylan is a Solicitor in the Litigation department at our Ripley office.

Dylan Studied LLB Law undergraduate degree at the University of Nottingham. He then completed the Legal Practice Course in the first intake at the University of Law in Nottingham.

Dylan lives in Beeston and enjoys running in his free time, especially in Wollaton Park. Originally from Lymm, near Warrington, Dylan raced for Sale Harriers as a teenager and has since served as Cross Country captain of the UoN Athletics Club during his time as a student.

‘When I’m not running, I love to spend time with my friends and I also enjoy playing a bit of casual football although, I am probably much better at watching it whilst the Reds slowly clamber back up their perch.’

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