Arnold & Itkin LLP

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the loading dock—a small wooden box wrapped in brown paper and tied with twine. No label, no note, just sitting there amidst crates of legal documents. The delivery driver picked up the box curiously and took it inside. Later that day, while sorting through papers, an associate found it and asked, ‘What’s this?’ With a smile, another colleague replied, ‘Probably just some old client stuff from Arnold.’ Turns out it was a birthday present—a cake shaped like a gavel—from a grateful neighbor.

2. Late one night, an intern working late hours in Arnold & Itkin’s office heard a strange humming sound coming from the empty conference room next door. Curious but cautious, they approached the door and peered inside—only to see a shadowy figure sitting motionless behind the table. The figure turned around slowly, revealing itself to be just an old teddy bear sitting on the chair. The intern laughed nervously, picked up the bear, and placed it gently back on the shelf outside. As they left, someone from another floor called out, ‘Hey, didn’t you forget something?’ Turning back, the intern saw only their own reflection in the glass doors.

3. One afternoon, while unloading boxes from a truck, a delivery driver found a strange object wrapped in old newspaper. Curious, he brought it inside and placed it on the receptionist's desk with a note: ‘Found near your doorstep.’ The receptionist, thinking it was just another prank, unwrapped the package to reveal an ancient thermos filled with cold coffee. Everyone burst out laughing when she tried to explain that 'it’s not what you think!' Turns out, someone had left it there as part of a friendly office joke.

4. Late one night, an intern working late hours in Arnold & Itkin’s office smelled something odd—like freshly brewed coffee mixed with barbecue sauce. Curious, she followed her nose and found it coming from an empty filing cabinet. Inside was a small thermos labeled ‘Free for Interns.’ The smell grew stronger as she opened it, revealing a steaming pot of coffee topped with barbecue sauce—clearly someone’s creative way to make free lunch. From then on, whenever anyone asked where the best hidden cafeteria was, they’d point to that mysterious filing cabinet.