 Bos & Glazier lawyers have written too many articles to list in this web site. They have also made countless presentations to the general public and groups of professionals. What follows is a representative sampling of their presentations and publications.
- Articles
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- Carole Bos co-authored the pioneering legal text, How to Use Video in Litigation. This Prentice-Hall book, published in 1986, is still cited by courts around the country.
- Bos was a contributing author to Women Lawyers: How They Succeed in Practice and the Court Room.
- In addition, Bos co-authored the popular Introducing Evidence at Trial, now in its second printing.
- Not just an author of legal texts, Carole Bos wrote two inspirational books: Life is a Nonstop Event and Marriage is a Balance Beam.
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Carole Bos speaks locally and nationally on legal and life-related topics. Talks based on her inspirational book, Life is a Nonstop Event, are very popular as busy people seek advice on how to balance the demands of work and family.
In addition, all the lawyers at Bos & Glazier are presenters at law-related seminars. See the section on Seminars for more of those details.
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Bos & Glazier lawyers are frequent presenters at law-related professional seminars. From popular "Advocacy" programs (where attorneys seek to better their trial skills) to specific-subject programs on employment, condemnation, product liability and family law, our lawyers serve as faculty members. Here are a few examples:
- "The Advocacy Institute," sponsored by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education
- "The Hillman Advocacy Program," sponsored by the Federal Court
- "How to Take a Deposition," sponsored by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education
- "How to Try a Case," sponsored by the ABA's Section of Litigation
- "How to Pick a Jury," sponsored by the Institute of Continuing Legal Education
- Numerous PLI ("Practicing Law Institute") seminars on trial-related topics
- "How to Gather and Present Evidence," sponsored by the ABA Section of Litigation
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