Thankfully, some legal professionals are sticking with rather more traditional methods of self-improvement. News reaches The Diary this week that lawyers at India's FoxMandal Little are set to get in shape with the arrival of in-house yoga and gym instructor Mr Debasish Das (pictured, looking particularly dynamic), who has come on board to share his expertise.
August 27, 2008 at 08:07 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Thankfully, some legal professionals are sticking with rather more traditional methods of self-improvement.
News reaches The Diary this week that lawyers at India’s FoxMandal Little are set to get in shape with the arrival of in-house yoga and gym instructor Mr Debasish Das (pictured, looking particularly dynamic), who has come on board to share his expertise.
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