About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Rowchester Chambers, an old beagle named Max started barking whenever a new client entered the building. The receptionist first thought it was coincidence, but soon realized that Max’s bark always preceded a particularly tricky case. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package for Mr. Grimley-Smythe. As he approached the door, Max went wild! Turned out, the parcel contained nothing more dangerous than a birthday cake. Since then, whenever someone brought in baked goods, Max would go nuts—even if they were just cookies.
2. At Rowchester Chambers, every afternoon around three o’clock, a little girl named Emma would come running down the street with her balloon. The receptionist always watched curiously as the balloon seemed to disappear right before reaching the entrance. One day, an old delivery driver asked the receptionist, ‘Why does that little girl always run away when she sees us?’ The receptionist smiled and whispered, ‘She’s afraid of being billed for the lost balloon.’
3. At Rowchester Chambers, a sign above the entrance began reading, ‘If you’re not here for justice, turn back now.’ But no one ever did. One day, an anxious neighbor rushed in, demanding help with his lost cat. The receptionist replied gravely, 'If you're not here for justice, turn back now.' The man paused, then said, 'Well, I guess my cat is pretty just!'
4. At Rowchester Chambers, a delivery driver once asked, "Why does the mailman always seem to arrive exactly when I’m late for court?" It turned out that the old mailman was also a client of Rowchester Chambers and had arranged it as a little joke to help his friend never miss another important hearing on time.