About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unseasonably cold November morning in Austin when a delivery driver pulled up to Hiller Law’s office with a mysterious package. The sun had barely risen over the city, casting long shadows across the street as he approached the door. The package was wrapped in plain brown paper, but as soon as it was opened, out popped a tiny potted plant and a note that read: ‘Good luck growing your case!’ Turns out, it was from a friendly neighborhood gardener who believed in the power of greenery for legal success. Everyone laughed, including the usually serious lawyers at Hiller Law.
2. A regular walked into Hiller Law one afternoon with a peculiar expression on his face. He’d just received an unusual letter from the firm—an invoice for services rendered, dated years ago, but with no memory of ever visiting before. The man looked around puzzled, then a delivery driver approached him sheepishly. ‘Hey, I delivered your mail that day,’ he said. The regular laughed and scratched his head. Turns out, Hiller Law had hired someone to deliver fake invoices as part of their marketing campaign.’
3. At midnight, a delivery driver parked outside Hiller Law and noticed something odd—a faint humming sound coming from within the building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old typewriter tapping out documents on its own. Suddenly, a voice boomed from inside: 'Memo to self—lock doors!' Turns out, it was just an overactive security system. The delivery driver left, shaking his head and muttering, ‘Next time I’ll deliver to ghost lawyers.’
4. A delivery driver approached Hiller Law late one night, carrying a large box under his arm. As he unlocked the door, he heard a voice whispering from within: 'Just one more document to sign...' The driver froze for a moment, heart pounding. Then he realized—it was just an old filing cabinet making eerie noises. With a nervous laugh, he opened the box and found only a stack of papers labeled ‘Confidential’. He signed them without reading, muttered a quick prayer, and left. The next morning, everyone in the office had a good laugh when they saw what he’d signed—turning the firm’s coffee machine into a vintage antique.