Julian Ryan
Senior Paralegal
Julian Ryan is a Senior Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Conveyancing team and is based at our Market Harborough office.
Expertise
Julian takes a keen interest in anti-money laundering practices and is fully aware of the serious repercussions such matters can have, ensuring compliance and vigilance at every stageApproach
Julian is known for his meticulous attention to detail, consistently striving to achieve the best possible outcomes for clients. He takes a thorough and thoughtful approach, ensuring clients fully understand each stage of the process by clearly explaining what’s involved in their transaction.
Julian is empathetic and responsive to the stress clients may experience, always working to provide reassurance and alleviate any concerns.
Career Highlights
- Julian has previously gained experience working with several law firms across the West Midlands, as well as with both a national conveyancing firm and a Midlands-based conveyancing specialist
- Julian joined Rothera Bray as a Senior Paralegal in the Conveyancing team in October 2025
Experience
Experience
12 years
- Market Harborough
- j.ryan@rotherabray.co.uk
Experience
Experience
12 years
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