About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed an old violin case propped against the courthouse wall near Michel, Gray & Rogers LLP. Curious, he opened it and found a note inside: ‘Take me home.’ The delivery driver shrugged and thought, 'Why not?' He carried the violin into his truck and drove home, where his wife played classical music every Sunday afternoon. She was overjoyed when she saw it, and they spent the next hour trying to figure out whose it was. Finally, an elderly neighbor recognized it as belonging to her late grandfather. The violin had been missing for decades, and now it was back in its rightful place—on display in their living room.
2. Late one night, a security guard patrolled the empty law firm building when he heard a faint tapping sound coming from inside a filing cabinet. Curious, he opened it slowly, and there sat a small mouse, tapping away on an old typewriter. ‘Must be working late,’ thought the guard, chuckling softly. The next morning, everyone in the office laughed when they saw the note: “Dear Clients, I regret any inconvenience… Signed, Mickey Mouse.”
3. In the quiet hallway of Michel, Gray & Rogers L.L.P., a janitor paused mid-mop and muttered under his breath, ‘This place is haunted by ghost lawyers who argue over every comma.’ Just then, an envelope fell from thin air onto the mopping floor. The janitor picked it up curiously—it was addressed to 'The Most Disorganized Lawyer in History'. With a laugh, he threw it into the nearest wastebasket, and as he did so, heard faint cheers echoing down the hall.
4. In the dimly lit parking lot, a delivery driver found something peculiar—a box filled with old newspapers and letters, neatly stacked in front of the law firm's entrance. Curious, he opened it and discovered an old photograph of three lawyers laughing together, captioned ‘Best Buds Forever’. Turning around, he saw an elderly gentleman waving from his car across the street. ‘That’s our founder,’ he said with a smile. ‘He always did love practical jokes.’