Hinson & Hinson

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the dimly lit hallway of Hinson & Hinson law firm, a delivery driver grumbled under his breath, ‘I’ll never understand why they always send us here.’ The next morning, everyone in the office noticed something strange—all the coffee mugs had been replaced with identical ones, each bearing the same cryptic message: “Don’t worry, be happy.” Over the next few days, every package brought into the building seemed to contain some unexpected item—a spare keyboard, an extra chair, even a small potted plant. By Friday afternoon, someone found a note taped to the water cooler: 'Happy birthday, Hinsons!' When asked who delivered such thoughtful gifts, no one could remember seeing anyone new that week.

2. In the quiet hallway of Hinson & Hinson, someone kept hearing whispers late at night. ‘Who’s there?’ asked a regular one evening, only to see an empty suitcase rolling down the corridor. Finally, the partner called out, ‘Suitcases don’t whisper, they clickety-clack!’ The next morning, everyone found a new coffee machine in the hall—paid for by a grateful neighbor who thought it was time for a friendly gesture.

3. In the dusty archives of Hinson & Hinson, an intern stumbled upon an old file folder marked ‘Unexplained Phenomenon’. Curious colleagues began asking: what secrets did it hold? One day, a delivery driver arrived with a package labeled ‘Top Secret’. Everyone assumed it contained evidence of extraterrestrial clients, but inside was just coffee for the partners’ morning break. The legend lives on as Hinson & Hinson’s office remains filled with mystery—mostly about where they hide their actual files.

4. In the cluttered supply closet of Hinson & Hinson, a new intern found an old suitcase labeled ‘Property of HH’. Curious, she opened it and discovered a stack of ancient documents, each with a mysterious note scribbled in pencil: ‘Take only one.’ She took one document, read it quickly, then burst into laughter—it was a handwritten memo from 1987: 'To HH: Please do not forget to water the ferns.' Turns out, the firm had been caring for a secret office plant for decades.