About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside King & Siegel LLP and noticed an old man walking briskly towards the building. ‘Hey,’ he called out, ‘aren’t you supposed to be retired?’ The man turned around with a twinkle in his eye: ‘I am, but I found a loophole that lets me come here every day.’ ‘Really?’ asked the curious driver. ‘What kind of loophole is that?’ The old man winked and said, ‘It’s top secret, but trust me—it involves coffee.’ And so, every morning, the delivery driver would bring him an extra large cup just before nine.
2. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside King & Siegel LLP and noticed something peculiar on the pavement near the loading dock—a small metal box with no label or markings. Curious, he picked it up and brought it inside, only to discover that whenever anyone opened the lid, the scent of freshly brewed coffee wafted through the office. Word quickly spread around the office—some said it was magic, others claimed it was an elaborate prank. No one could resist trying it out themselves. Finally, the partners decided to follow the scent back to its source. They found an anonymous note: ‘Enjoy your day, from your friendly neighborhood coffee deliverer.’ Everyone laughed, realizing they had been unwittingly enjoying free daily caffeine from their own neighbor.
3. One day, a young boy walked past King & Siegel LLP and stopped in surprise. The building’s entrance seemed to open and close on its own, like an old-fashioned theater curtain. Curious, he approached closer, and just as he reached out his hand, the door gave a little bow and whispered, ‘Welcome, client!’ Turning around, everyone saw an embarrassed mailman who had accidentally pressed the wrong button. The young boy laughed it off, and from then on, whenever someone mentioned King & Siegel LLP, people would smile and say, ‘Oh, that place where the door greets you.’
4. One afternoon, a neighborhood dog began howling every time someone entered King & Siegel LLP's front door. Finally, an intern suggested that maybe the dog was just recognizing clients' scent from their briefcases. Sure enough, when a delivery driver arrived with a familiar bag, the dog quieted down. Turns out, it wasn't the firm’s reputation that kept the canine howling—it was simply his favorite client's lunch order.