Dylan concentrates in disputes involving real estate, land use, environmental issues, and administrative law. His experience includes representing developers and property owners in zoning, permitting and land-use litigation, including litigation under the state zoning act (chapter 40A), state hazardous-waste laws (chapter 21E and the Massachusetts Contingency Plan), wetlands laws, waterways laws (chapter 91) and other environmental statutes and regulations, as well as handling a wide range of general business litigation. Dylan also has experience in product-liability matters, including cases involving consumer products “mass torts,” as well as professional-malpractice defense.

Dylan has extensive experience practicing in federal and state courts, including the Massachusetts federal courts, the state’s Land Court and superior courts, and the Massachusetts Court of Appeals and Supreme Judicial Court. Dylan has participated in three landmark environmental cases before the Supreme Judicial Court: Bank v. Thermo Elemental, 451 Mass. 638 (2008), Moot v. Golledge, 448 Mass. 340 (2007), and Kain v. Department of Environmental Protection, 474 Mass. 278 (2016).

Before joining Sugarman Rogers, Dylan was a partner in the Boston office of DLA Piper, and before that was an associate at Hill & Barlow.