Mitchell Hamline Professor Carolyn Grose hopes her new book helps law students and working attorneys become better persuasive advocates by improving their narrative and storytelling skills, regardless of practice area or type. “For me, narrative theory does two things—gather and organize information, and persuade,” Grose says. In “Lawyers, Clients and Narrative: A Framework for Law …
Prof. Carolyn Grose’s book aims to improve storytelling in law