Fadduol, Cluff & Hardy P.C., Personal Injury Attorneys

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. Late one night, as an attorney locked up Fadduol, Cluff & Hardy P.C., he heard a strange humming sound coming from the empty hallway. It grew louder with each step, like something out of a horror movie, yet it never quite reached a frightening pitch. Finally, the attorney turned around and saw that the noise was just an old fan in the corner, its blades coated with dust. With a laugh, he flipped the lights off and left. The next morning, everyone in the office joked that maybe the ghost of a past client was trying to get their attention—until they realized it had been a new intern who forgot to turn off the fan.

2. In the dead of night, a delivery driver pulled up to Fadduol, Cluff & Hardy P.C. A package lay on the passenger seat—an oddly shaped box wrapped in brown paper and twine. As he approached the entrance, he noticed something peculiar: the sign above the door read ‘Closed,’ but the lights were on. He hesitantly knocked on the door, and an old cat emerged from behind it, meowing curiously. The sign might’ve said ‘Closed,’ but apparently, someone was working late after all—a grumpy-looking neighbor who growled, 'What do you want?' Turned out, it was just a package for the office manager's birthday.

3. At dawn, when most law firms were quieting down, a mysterious package arrived at Fadduol, Cluff & Hardy P.C. Inside was a card with just one word: ‘Coffee.’ Turned out it was from a neighbor who’d heard they worked late and wanted to say thanks for always being awake when he needed someone to listen to his stories over coffee.

4. At lunchtime, a delivery driver pulled up to Fadduol, Cluff & Hardy P.C. with a box labeled ‘Important Documents.’ Curious, he left it in the carport and rushed off. Later that day, while the receptionist was organizing papers, she stumbled upon a strange note inside: ‘Dear Lawyers, your first client today is waiting outside.’ The receptionist looked out the window and saw an old man sitting on a park bench across the street, dozing off. She smiled, thinking maybe he’d had too much coffee earlier. A few minutes later, he stretched, yawned, and walked into the office, muttering something about needing help with his will. Turns out, he was just there for a quick nap after delivering groceries.