About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn, when most law firms were quiet, a delivery driver pulled up to McDivitt Law Firm with an unusual package. The box had no label and when he opened it, everyone in the office saw only a note that read: ‘Open only if you’re not guilty.’ The delivery driver shrugged, thinking it was some prank. He tore open the envelope inside and read aloud: 'If you're not guilty, say “Cheers” three times.’ Everyone laughed, saying it together, and from that day on, whenever anyone felt unjustly accused, they’d visit McDivitt Law Firm for a friendly drink and a good laugh.
2. At midnight, when the streets of downtown were deserted, an envelope arrived at McDivitt Law Firm with a note scribbled on the outside: ‘Open only if you’re not guilty.’ Curious, the partners opened it together—they found inside a crumpled piece of paper and a slice of pie. The note read: ‘Happy Birthday!’ Turns out, it was just a prank from a neighbor who thought they looked too serious.
3. At lunchtime, when the firm’s receptionist was deep in paperwork, she heard a strange humming sound coming from the basement. Curious, she peered down and saw a regular visitor—never seen before or since—playing an old harmonica while doodling on a legal pad. She called up to him, ‘Excuse me, are you lost?’ He looked up with a smile, replied, ‘No, just drafting my will.’ Then he went back to his harmonica, leaving her laughing and shaking her head. To this day, whenever someone mentions McDivitt Law Firm, people whisper, ‘Watch out for the harmonica-wielding ghost lawyer!’
4. At dusk, when the city was settling into its nightly routine, a familiar voice called out from the shadows near McDivitt Law Firm: ‘Memo for Mr. McDivitt—signed by yourself!’ A delivery driver passing by stopped and asked curiously, 'Memo for Mr. McDivitt?' The ghostly figure nodded solemnly before vanishing into thin air. A few days later, an envelope arrived at the firm addressed simply: Memo for All Employees.'
