Yoga helped bring Mark Webb's life to its lowest point and lifted him back up again. The solo from San Francisco endured a painful injury during a rigorous "hot yoga" class and then lost a difficult case against Wal-Mart. But after an enlightening trip to Mexico, Webb sought out more nurturing yoga classes -- and he's lost 30 pounds. With his cooler mind-set, Webb is reaching out to his fellow attorneys with a Web site called yogalawyers.com: "The lawyers I litigate with, they need their lives saved."
June 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Yoga helped bring Mark Webb’s life to its lowest point and lifted him back up again.
About a year and a half ago, Webb, a personal injury solo based in San Francisco, should’ve been happy. He had won several lucrative cases in recent years. But instead, he says, he was living his life like it was going out of business.
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