About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A delivery driver pulled up to the Law Offices of Brian J. Lockwood one morning, puzzled by an unusual sight. The front door stood wide open, yet no one seemed to notice or care. The delivery driver knocked gently on the open door, but got only a stack of papers fluttering in response. Curious, he left his package and walked inside, finding desks empty and computers silent. Just as he was about to leave, someone from the back office called out, ‘Hey! Don’t you know it’s Tuesday? We work from home on Mondays.’
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the Law Offices of Brian J. Lockwood and noticed something unusual on the sign outside: ‘Closed for Lunch’ had been crossed out, replaced with an arrow pointing downwards. Curious, he parked his truck and walked in… Inside, everyone was hunched over their desks, typing furiously without looking up. One lawyer glanced up briefly and muttered, 'Just another billable hour.' The delivery driver shrugged and left, thinking it was probably some weird office joke. As he drove away, he saw the receptionist waving frantically from behind the closed door—clearly not part of the prank.
3. A delivery driver pulled up to the Law Offices of Brian J. Lockwood one morning and found an unusual package on the back seat. It was wrapped in plain brown paper with no return address or label. The driver opened it curiously—inside was a cardboard box filled with old newspapers, dusty pens, and a note that read: ‘To Mr. Lockwood, hope you enjoy your new office supplies!’ Turns out, someone had accidentally dropped off another law firm’s moving boxes.’
4. At dawn, when most lawyers were deep in their morning coffee, an old man started visiting the Law Offices of Brian J. Lockwood. He’d arrive with an empty briefcase and leave without it, always smiling mysteriously. One day, a delivery driver noticed the old man entering the office with a small package under his arm. Curious, he followed him outside only to see the old man handing over a box filled with donuts. ‘For Mr. Lockwood,’ the old man whispered, smiling. The next morning, everyone brought pastries.’