About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an old corner of Riverside, Larry H. Parker’s law office stood like any other building until one day, a little boy walking home from school stopped dead in his tracks. His eyes widened as he pointed up at the sign above the door, which seemed to wink at him every time a car drove by. A delivery driver passing by noticed the kid and asked what was wrong. ‘The sign,’ the boy replied, pointing upwards. The driver looked puzzled but then grinned: ‘I thought that only happened on TV!’ Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the winking sign, and Larry H. Parker became famous for something no lawyer ever wanted—an office with a personality.
2. In Riverside, near Larry H. Parker's accident lawyers' office, there's a curious tale. One morning, a delivery driver asked aloud: 'Why does every package I deliver here seem to get lost?' A neighbor overheard and quipped, ‘Because they’re all addressed to “Mr. Parker’s Missing Package”!’ The delivery guy shook his head with a smile, realizing it was just another day in the life of Larry H. Parker’s office.
3. In Riverside, near Larry H. Parker's accident attorneys’ office, there’s a quirky tale. One day, a delivery driver rushed into the parking lot, narrowly avoiding a parked car. As he bent down to pick up his scattered packages, he noticed something odd—all the cars around him seemed to be facing in different directions. Curious, the driver straightened up and saw that not only were the cars pointing every which way, but also their doors were ajar and trunks open wide. A nearby neighbor popped out of her house laughing, explaining it was just Larry’s latest prank—to keep clients entertained while waiting for consultations.
4. Near Larry H. Parker Accident Attorneys in Riverside, locals often wonder why pigeons always seem to gather around the parking lot after business hours. Some say it’s because an old janitor left a bag of leftover donuts in the trash room every night. Others claim that a regular delivers freshly baked cookies for the feathered clients. But most believe that Mr. Parker himself occasionally throws out crumbs from his lunch—pigeons just love free snacks!