About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, an attorney from The Freedmen Law Group was closing up shop when she noticed something peculiar outside her window. A delivery driver kept making strange hand gestures while loading boxes into his truck. Curious, she leaned closer to the glass. The delivery driver suddenly waved frantically and mouthed ‘call 911!’ Before she could react, he jumped into his truck and sped off, leaving behind a box half-opened. Inside was a note that read: “Dear Attorney, your shoes are in the lobby—you’ll never believe how!”
2. One morning, a delivery driver dropped off boxes in the lobby of The Freedmen Law Group and noticed something unusual on the counter—a small wooden carving of a gavel, complete with tiny gavelling motion when touched. Intrigued, he picked it up and gave it another tap—this time, the gavel started playing ‘Happy Birthday’! Turns out, someone had left it behind as a prank gift for the receptionist. Everyone got a good laugh, especially when she tried to pretend it wasn’t hers.
3. In the dimly lit hallway of The Freedmen Law Group, a small dog suddenly stopped and stared intently at the closed door of an empty office. No one else noticed until its owner asked, ‘What’s got you so curious?’ ‘I don’t know,’ said the owner, scratching his head. Suddenly, another office door opened across the hall, and out stepped an old lawyer in a tweed suit, muttering, “Finally… someone finally heard me.” The little dog wagged its tail and trotted off with its owner, never to return again.’
4. In the late afternoon, a young associate at The Freedmen Law Group was rushing through stacks of documents when she noticed something odd on her desk—a tiny, handwritten note reading ‘Meet me outside at sunset.’ Curious, she followed the note’s instruction and found an older gentleman waiting for her, holding a paper bag. ‘Just wanted to say thanks,’ he whispered, handing her a warm cookie. Turns out, he’d seen her working late and brought her a little treat.’