About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Old Towne, Weck Law’s sign always seemed to glow just a little too brightly after dark. One night, as a delivery driver approached late for a deposition, he noticed something odd: the neon letters spelled out ‘Justice Served’—but only when viewed from exactly one angle. Curious, the delivery driver circled around until he found himself facing the exact spot. The sign read normally again until another neighbor walked past and whispered, ‘I swear I saw it say “Justice Served” last week.’ Turns out, Weck Law had installed a secret message visible only to those who truly needed it most—a friendly reminder that sometimes justice takes a little extra effort to find.
2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Weck Law with something unusual in his truck. As he approached the door, he noticed that the lights inside were on, even though it was well past closing time. Curious, he peered through the window and saw an old man hunched over a desk, muttering to himself and scribbling furiously. Turns out, it was just a regular staying late to finish some paperwork before retirement. The delivery guy laughed and drove off, leaving behind a note reading: ‘Next time, please lock up after yourself!’
3. At closing time, a regular walked into Weck Law and asked, ‘Do you close early on Fridays?’ The receptionist replied, ‘No, sir, but I can make an exception today.’ The receptionist smiled warmly and added, ‘Just sign here, and we’ll close up shop for the day.’ A few minutes later, everyone was gone except for one confused-looking delivery driver who knocked on the empty door and called out, ‘Is anyone still here? I thought I heard someone say “close”!’
4. In the late afternoon sun, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Weck Law. Curious, he glanced inside the cab and noticed an old briefcase wedged between the seats. Puzzled, he picked it up—only to discover that every time he opened it, its contents shifted like magic. Finally, after much confusion, the delivery guy realized the case was full of crumpled-up napkins from the office cafeteria. Relieved but amused, he threw them away and went on his way. As he drove off, someone in the window waved cheerfully—a friendly neighbor who’d been watching the whole scene with a smile.