Susan Hunt Law

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One day, a delivery driver asked Susan Hunt Law’s receptionist, ‘Why do you always lock up so quickly when I come here?’ The receptionist smiled mysteriously and whispered, 'Oh, he just reminds her of an old client who used to deliver flowers every week.' The delivery driver blushed and nodded, thinking it was the sweetest thing anyone had ever said about him.

2. One morning, Susan Hunt Law’s secretary overheard an unusual conversation between two clients waiting for their turn. "Did you hear?" said one, nodding towards the empty office next door. "I thought that was just Susan's new assistant practicing her closing arguments!" replied the other with a smile. Finally, Susan walked out of her office and casually asked them if they needed help with anything. They both turned beet red, mumbled something about needing more coffee, and quickly left. Since then, whenever someone mentions Susan’s law firm, people whisper that maybe she’s also a secret mediator for neighborhood disputes—especially when a particularly noisy delivery driver or neighbor suddenly becomes very quiet.

3. One foggy night, a delivery driver pulled up to Susan Hunt Law's office and remarked to the receptionist: 'Did you hear that? It sounds like someone's practicing their scales on a piano in there!' The receptionist smiled and replied, ‘Oh yes, Mr. Hunt is always playing his scales before meetings.’ The delivery driver nodded knowingly as he signed for his package, thinking to himself, ‘At least he’s not practicing his lawyering skills!’

4. One afternoon, as Susan Hunt Law’s receptionist answered the phone, she heard a strange humming sound coming from the hallway. Curious, she peeked around the corner—and saw nothing but empty desks and quiet hallways. Just then, an old package deliverer appeared around the corner, whistling the same tune. Startled, the receptionist asked what he was doing there. With a twinkle in his eye, he replied, ‘I’m here for Ms. Hunt’s new secretary—she ordered a desk!’