Ms. Boswell’s lifelong experience in the equine industry allows her to effectively advise and represent her diverse clientele, which includes horse owners, trainers, breeders, veterinarians, international horse transporters and boarding stable operators. Ms. Boswell earned her law degree from Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad Law School where she was a staff member of the International Citator and Research Guide, the first comprehensive international research and legal citation manual. Ms. Boswell’s interest in Animal Law in general and Equine Law, in particular, lead her to author an article on horse slaughter legislation that was later published in the Florida Bar’s Animal Law Committee Newsletter.
Ms. Boswell also co-authored articles on Florida veterinary medicine laws that were published in The International Equine Veterinarian, a veterinary trade publication. Ms. Boswell is licensed to practice in Florida and is a member of the Florida Bar’s Animal Law Section. Ms. Boswell is also licensed to practice in Colorado, Montana and Wyoming. Ms. Boswell and her husband, Robert Boswell, a prominent equine veterinarian, have called Wellington, Florida, “The Winter Equestrian Capital of the World,” home for over 26 years.
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