About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the neon sign flickered on, a small dog would appear outside My AZ Lawyers. Every time the door opened, it would dash inside, yelp once, and then run back out again, tail wagging. One night, a delivery driver arrived late with a pizza order. As he walked in, the little dog ran up to him, sniffed his shoes, and wagged its tail so hard that it almost knocked over a nearby plant. The driver laughed and said, ‘Hey, little guy, you’re always here!’ Then the dog gave one more yelp and scampered away, leaving everyone to wonder if maybe he was just a big fan of free snacks.’
2. One day after work, a young girl passing by noticed something odd. Every time she approached My AZ Lawyers office building, her little brother started pointing and whispering, ‘Mommy, look! The lawyers are dancing!’ Curious, the girl peeked inside one evening. To her surprise, she saw only serious-looking lawyers typing away on their computers. Turns out, it was just her brother’s imagination, amplified by the reflection of the neon sign outside playing tricks on his eyes. From then on, whenever anyone asked why those lawyers were always dancing, everyone would smile and say, ‘Oh, that’s just My AZ Lawyers’ special kind of late-night illumination!’
3. In the early morning, before the office workers arrived, someone began leaving strange items in the parking lot of My AZ Lawyers. A coffee cup with an unusual note inside. A briefcase containing old photos. No one claimed responsibility. Finally, a box of donuts appeared, along with a note reading, ‘Hope you’re not on an diet!’ The mystery donor turned out to be just a friendly neighborhood baker who thought lawyers could use some sweet encouragement.
4. Late one Friday afternoon, as a delivery driver parked his truck near My AZ Lawyers, he noticed an unusual sight. The reflection from the building’s glass windows seemed to form a ghostly figure of a cowboy, waving his hat goodbye. Curious, the driver got out and waved back, thinking maybe it was just someone playing a prank. Suddenly, the figure disappeared, leaving only a faint smile on the window. That night, over beers with his friends, he joked that maybe Arizona really did have its own ghost cowboy attorney, who liked saying goodbye to delivery guys.