About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when most law firms are quieting down for the day, a delivery driver pulled up to Hutchison & Stoy, PLLC with an unusual package. The receptionist glanced curiously as he approached the door. As she opened it, a small box fell out, containing a single handwritten note: ‘Dear Hutchison & Stoy, PLLC—we hope you enjoy your new office plant!’ Turned out, the delivery driver was just a neighbor who thought their ficus had outgrown his place and could use some fresh air.
2. At midnight, when Hutchison & Stoy’s lights were already dimmed, an unusual visitor arrived. A delivery driver pulled up to the front door with a package so large it seemed more like a small tree than a document box. The delivery driver struggled to carry the massive bundle inside, muttering under his breath. As he entered the empty lobby, everyone assumed he was just another late-night visitor. Only later did they realize that what he delivered wasn’t a legal brief but a giant Christmas tree for the partner’s office decor.
3. Late one night, as Hutchison & Stoy’s receptionist was locking up, she heard a strange humming coming from the empty conference room. Curious, she peered inside and saw only shadows dancing on the walls—no one was there. Suddenly, an old coffee cup fell off the table and clattered to the floor. Startled, she looked around again—and found herself face-to-face with her own reflection in the glass door. Turns out, it had been her who left the lights on.
4. Late one night, as Hutchison & Stoy’s receptionist was locking up, she noticed something odd on the office door: ‘Legal advice available round-the-clock—just leave your briefcase outside.’ Smiling, she shrugged it off and went home. But early next morning, a delivery driver found an old briefcase filled with ancient documents. Turned out, it belonged to a long-forgotten historian who’d left his research there years ago. And so, Hutchison & Stoy became known not for their late-night legal services but for occasionally finding lost history.