About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl walking her dog passed by West Coast Trial Lawyers. Suddenly, her pooch stopped dead in its tracks, staring intently at the building’s sign. The dog wouldn’t budge until someone threw a ball towards it—only then did they resume their walk. Finally, an old lady passing by noticed the commotion and asked what was going on. ‘Oh,’ said the girl, ‘our dog is just being silly.’ But as soon as she mentioned the law firm’s name, the dog perked up and started wagging his tail. Turns out, he’d heard that West Coast Trial Lawyers had won every case involving free treats for dogs!’
2. A neighborhood cat, known for its mischievous ways, would often sneak into the office of West Coast Trial Lawyers. Every afternoon, right on schedule, it would appear with a tiny scroll tied to its paw, demanding ‘representation’ for some imagined wrongdoing. One day, a delivery driver arrived carrying a large box. Curious as always, the cat snatched the scroll, inspected it briefly, then turned to the startled man and said in a gravelly voice, 'I represent the box!' Everyone burst out laughing, realizing that maybe even boxes needed representation too.
3. Every weekday afternoon, as employees left West Coast Trial Lawyers, a mysterious van would pull up outside. The driver, never seen clearly, would hand out flyers reading ‘Win Big in Court—Free Consultation!’ before speeding off into traffic. One day, an elderly gentleman approached the office with a basket of freshly baked cookies. He introduced himself as a long-time client who had won his case thanks to their help. When asked why he brought cookies, he smiled and said, 'Because lawyers should always be sweetly remembered!'
4. A delivery driver dropping off documents noticed something odd on the front desk of West Coast Trial Lawyers. Among stacks of papers lay an old, dusty harmonica. No one claimed it, and no one seemed to miss it. Soon enough, a regular started bringing in his own harmonica every day, leaving it behind after each visit. When asked why, he’d just smile and say, ‘Gotta keep them lawyers honest.’