About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At midnight, as usual, a delivery driver pulled up outside Newhall Solicitors. But instead of ringing the bell, he heard an eerie voice over the intercom: 'Please leave your briefcase here and come back tomorrow.' The delivery driver shrugged and left his briefcase on the porch. The next morning, when he returned for it, the door was open, and the office was empty except for a note on the desk: ‘Thank you for visiting our firm. Please collect your belongings from reception.’
2. One morning, a regular walked into Newhall Solicitors and asked the receptionist, ‘Do you ever get clients who show up in disguise?’ The receptionist smiled knowingly. ‘Oh yes,’ she said with a twinkle in her eye. A few minutes later, a pizza delivery guy wobbled in on a unicycle, wearing a paper bag over his head that read “Newhall Solicitors.” Everyone burst out laughing, including the poor delivery driver who had no idea why he was there.
3. At dawn, while neighbors were brewing coffee, an odd sound came from Newhall Solicitors' office. It resembled someone whispering 'briefs' over and over again. Curious neighbors peeked inside but saw only a sleepy receptionist dozing over some papers. The next day, the same whispering resumed, accompanied by the rustle of documents. Eventually, it turned out that a delivery driver had left a crate of legal pads with ‘briefs’ printed on them outside the door. Everyone had a good laugh—except maybe the poor guy who had to carry those boxes up three flights of stairs.
4. At dusk, while commuters rushed home, someone passing by Newhall Solicitors noticed an unusual glow coming from inside. Curious, they peered through the window and saw only a lone solicitor, hunched over his desk, typing furiously with one hand while sipping tea with the other. Turns out he was drafting the world's longest coffee break notice. As the sun set, the office went dark again, leaving everyone to wonder if it had been real or just another urban legend.