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Don't ever let it be said that David Vine, development manager, Allianz Cornhill Legal Protection, isn't up for a laugh when it comes to the dressing up department. On a recent visit to Munich with Allianz Cornhill, the group ended up in a traditional costume store so that PR executive Helen Williams could try and buy one of the local outfits - and very fetching she looked too. Not to be out done, Mr Vine grabbed a pair of lederhosen and dashed into a cubicle to appear a few minutes later in the
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