Dale & Co. Solicitors

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, as a regular walked into Dale & Co., he noticed an odd message on the reception desk: ‘If you see something suspicious, say something funny.’ Since then, every new client has been greeted with a different joke or riddle instead of the usual legal disclaimer. One day, a delivery driver arrived carrying a heavy box and overheard the receptionist whispering, 'Why don’t lawyers ever get lost? Because they always follow their case!' The driver laughed so hard he dropped his package—only to discover it was full of rubber chickens.'

2. One day, while a regular was waiting for his legal advice, he heard a strange humming coming from one of the filing cabinets. Curious, he approached and noticed an old record player inside, playing some obscure jazz tune. The regular smiled, thinking it must be a prank by Dale’s young intern. As he turned around, Dale casually said, ‘Welcome to our new relaxation room.’

3. One afternoon, a young boy followed his father into Dale & Co., where he pointed excitedly at a strange bird perched on the window ledge. "Look daddy, it's talking!" his voice echoed through the quiet office. The bird turned its head and replied in a gravelly voice, 'And what firm might you be visiting?' The receptionist burst out laughing as everyone else stared wide-eyed. The boy's dad whispered, 'I think we've found our new mascot!'

4. In Dale & Co.’s reception area, someone left behind something curious—a tiny wooden horse, no bigger than your thumb. It appeared on different desks each week, always unsigned and unexplained. Regulars began placing bets on who it belonged to or what its purpose might be. One day, a delivery driver arrived with an oversized package. Upon opening it, everyone found another miniature horse—this time, wearing a tiny wig and holding a note that read: ‘To the lucky recipient of my predecessor! Enjoy your new disguise!’ Since then, every Friday, a small horse would appear, but now they were all dressed up in hats, scarves, or even tutus.