About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up outside Gordon Thompson Attorney’s office and noticed something strange. The sign above the door read ‘Closed for Lunch,’ but there was no lunchtime traffic—just an empty parking lot and a lone figure standing in front of the building. Curious, the delivery guy walked over and asked what he was doing. The man replied with a smile, 'Just waiting for my appointment.' Turns out, it was the attorney himself, taking his own advice: showing up early for every meeting.
2. One day, a curious neighbor knocked on Gordon Thompson Attorney’s door and asked, ‘Do you really represent ghosts?’ Gordon smiled and replied, 'Well, I don't represent actual ghosts, but sometimes people come here with stories so strange that they might as well be!' The neighbor laughed and said, 'I’ll keep that in mind next time something unusual happens.'
3. One afternoon, as clients shuffled into Gordon Thompson Attorney’s office, an unexpected announcement crackled over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that our esteemed attorney has temporarily renamed himself “The Lawyer Formerly Known As” until further notice.’ After a few days of confusion, Gordon finally reclaimed his old name with a flourish: 'I am back!' he declared, holding up a signed document. The intercom clicked again: 'Attention everyone—our esteemed attorney is now known simply as "Gordo." A regular nodded knowingly, saying to no one in particular, "Finally, some clarity."
4. One evening, after closing time, a small dog darted into Gordon Thompson Attorney’s empty office. It paused, sniffing curiously around the quiet hallway, before bounding into the reception area and jumping onto the desk, where it found a stack of old case files. The little dog began nosing through the documents, sending papers flying everywhere. A nearby delivery driver, hearing the commotion, popped his head in and asked, 'Hey, you got a client here?' The dog, startled, leaped off the desk and ran out the door, never to be seen again. Since then, some say that on windy nights, you can still hear faint barking coming from the empty offices.