About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, while fetching coffee for colleagues, a delivery driver noticed an oddly familiar briefcase in the loading bay. It looked like something someone had left behind—or maybe not. Curious, he opened it and found only old photos of cats and a note reading ‘To my faithful friend, with love from Bev’. Turns out, it belonged to an elderly neighbour who used their office as a makeshift photo studio. Everyone got a good laugh—and free cat pictures for weeks.
2. One afternoon, as a delivery driver approached Bevan Brittan LLP with a package, he heard an unexpected announcement over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, could Mr. Coffee please come to reception? Your daily brew is ready!’ The delivery driver looked around puzzled but then burst out laughing. 'Mr. Coffee?' he thought. 'That’s hilarious!' He walked into the reception, where an elderly secretary smiled sweetly.
‘Oh, don’t mind that,’ she said. ‘Our coffee machine has been named “Mr. Coffee” since forever.’
And so, another urban legend was born—at Bevan Brittan LLP, where even machines had personalities.
3. A young intern, on her first day at Bevan Brittan LLP, was startled when she heard a small dog barking frantically from inside one of the mailboxes. Curious, she opened it and found a tiny terrier, wagging its tail furiously. Turns out, the dog belonged to a regular who often forgot his keys in the mailbox. The intern became an instant heroine among colleagues for saving the day—and the dog.
4. In the dead of night, a delivery driver pulled up to Bevan Brittan LLP's quiet office building. As he walked through the empty corridors, he heard a faint echoing voice calling out his name. Curious, he followed the voice and found an old filing cabinet slowly sliding open on its own. Inside was a dusty memo addressed to ‘John Doe,’ which read: “Please deliver documents to Room 309.” The delivery driver laughed, realizing it was just his colleague playing another prank. Back in the elevator, he noticed a familiar face waving from behind a partition—his neighbor had been waiting for him all along.