About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet morning in downtown Chicago when a delivery driver pulled up to Mesa Bankruptcy Lawyers' office. The sun was just beginning to peek over the skyline, casting long shadows across the empty streets. As he approached the front door, he noticed something peculiar—all the lights were on, but no one seemed to be inside. Curious, he peered through the window and saw only rows of dusty bookshelves and old law journals. Suddenly, from behind him came a voice: 'Can I help you?' It was the receptionist, who had been napping under a pile of papers. Turns out, everyone was there—they'd simply forgotten to turn off the lights before heading home the night before.
2. One day, while walking past Mesa Bankruptcy Lawyers’ office, a curious tourist asked aloud: ‘I wonder if they ever give free consultations?’ Suddenly, an old man in a fedora emerged from the door and replied with a twinkle in his eye, 'Why, yes ma'am, we do offer free consultations—especially for those who bring us donuts!' The tourist smiled, thinking she’d just made a new friend among the bankruptcy lawyers.
3. In the dimly lit parking lot of Mesa Bankruptcy Lawyers, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. Among the usual boxes and crates, there sat a small, dusty violin case. Curious, he opened it to find not music inside, but old photographs—each one showing people standing outside the very same law firm. The driver shook his head, puzzled, then closed the case gently. Later that night, while unpacking boxes in his truck, he found an old envelope addressed to ‘the next curious soul.’ Inside was a note: “Dear Friend, if you’re reading this, please return our violin—it’s been on loan since 1987.” The driver laughed aloud, thinking maybe the lawyers had a sense of humour after all.
4. At dusk, a jogger passing by Mesa Bankruptcy Lawyers noticed something peculiar: every night, right on schedule, the lights flickered like a faint heartbeat. Curious, she approached the door and heard whispers in empty rooms—just lawyers dreaming of winning cases. Turns out, the building’s old timer, an ancient air conditioning unit, was responsible for the eerie show.