Corey B. Beck Attorney at Law

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a regular stopped by Corey B. Beck’s office and noticed something unusual on the receptionist’s desk—a tiny wooden carousel horse with mismatched eyes. No one else seemed to notice it, but every time he returned, the toy moved just slightly closer to him. Finally curious, our regular asked the receptionist about the moving horse. With a twinkle in her eye, she whispered, ‘It’s just Mr. Beck’s way of saying hello.’ The next day, when he arrived early, he found the horse had rolled all the way to his chair—with a sticky note attached: “Morning coffee’s on me!”

2. One afternoon, an anxious delivery driver pulled up to Corey B. Beck’s office and asked nervously, ‘Do you know why my package keeps getting stuck in your mail slot?’ With a puzzled expression, Mr. Beck replied, 'I’m afraid I’ve never noticed any packages getting stuck.' The delivery driver looked around sheepishly and said, 'Oh, it must be someone else's mail slot then!' They both laughed, and the driver drove off, leaving behind only a few confused envelopes.

3. A little girl walked past Corey B. Beck’s office one day and stopped dead in her tracks. Inside, she swore she saw a statue of a talking dog waving hello. Curious, she peered inside and saw only an ordinary desk with a sign reading ‘Corey B. Beck Attorney at Law.’ The little girl shrugged and went on her way, but from that day forward, whenever someone mentioned Mr. Beck’s office, they whispered, ‘Did you see his talking-dog statue?’ To which everyone else would reply, ‘No, but I heard it waves really convincingly!’

4. A curious tourist approached Corey B. Beck’s office one evening, peering through the window as if searching for clues. Suddenly, he froze mid-step, mouth agape, as if witnessing something extraordinary inside. Inside, Corey was deep in conversation with a regular, laughing so hard that his glasses kept sliding down his nose. The tourist, still frozen outside, wondered if maybe attorneys had secret meetings over jokes instead of lawsuits.