About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning in downtown Chicago, a delivery driver pulled up outside The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs. As he stepped out of his truck, he noticed something peculiar: every time he looked at the building’s reflection in his windshield, it seemed to beckon back with an eerie smile. Finally, after several minutes of staring at each other, the delivery driver decided to honk his horn. To everyone's surprise, the building’s reflection gave a little wave and winked back. From then on, whenever anyone saw him around town, our hero would proudly say, 'Hey, I’m friends with that building!'
2. In the quiet neighborhood of Brooklyn, a regular was walking home late one night when he heard an odd voice from inside The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs. ‘I could use some legal advice,’ it said. Peering through the window, he saw no one but noticed the lights were on and the door ajar. Curious, our regular knocked gently on the door. Inside, a muffled voice asked, 'Can you help with my will?' Startled, our hero replied, 'I'm just here for takeout!' Turns out, the voice belonged to Mr. Briggs’s parrot—an avian attorney-in-training.
3. In a small town in Texas, an old mail truck pulled into the parking lot of The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs. As the driver opened the door, he noticed something odd—a briefcase sitting on the ground, completely empty except for a single sheet of paper with just one word scribbled on it: ‘Settle’. As the delivery driver picked up the note and shrugged, he thought, ‘Settle? What’s there to settle?’ He glanced around, saw nobody was watching, and decided to make himself comfortable inside the office. An hour later, he emerged holding two cups of coffee and a friendly smile, having made some new acquaintances among the lawyers who’d invited him in for a chat.’
4. In a sleepy suburb of Los Angeles, a young lawyer named Alex was deep in thought as she walked past The Law Offices of Briggs & Briggs. ‘I wonder if they ever handle ghost cases,’ she muttered under her breath, glancing nervously at the old building. Finally deciding to check it out, Alex knocked on the door and asked the receptionist if they took supernatural cases. With a straight face, the woman replied, 'Only ones involving real estate.' Alex laughed so hard that she almost spilled her coffee—until she noticed the sign outside reading 'Briggs & Briggs: We Handle All Your Legal Woes!'