About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a regular noticed an old briefcase abandoned outside Carsel & Borjas' office. Curious, he picked it up and found it filled with strange documents—all in perfect order but clearly not meant for public eyes. The curious regular brought the briefcase inside, only to discover that every document was meticulously organized around recipes for his favorite dishes. Turns out, Carsel & Borjas were secretly foodies who used their lawyering skills to plan elaborate dinners. The next time someone needed legal advice, they offered a free meal in exchange.
2. A little girl walking home from school stopped in her tracks when she saw something unusual outside Carsel & Borjas’ office—a large box with strange symbols on it. Curious, she approached and read one symbol that looked like a question mark. Suddenly, the box opened with a soft beep, revealing a smiling pug inside wearing a tiny suit. ‘Excuse me,’ said the dog, ‘I’m just here for my first day of work.’ The little girl giggled, and together they waved goodbye as she continued her walk home—leaving behind an amazed delivery driver who’d mistakenly left his pet in the box.
3. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Carsel & Borjas’ office and found a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper, left on their doorstep. Curious, the delivery driver opened it to discover a letter reading: ‘Dear Lawyers, please don’t sue us—we delivered your coffee!’ Inside was a thermos of freshly brewed espresso. A neighbor later joked that maybe Carsel & Borjas should start a new practice area: ‘litigation-free coffee delivery.’
4. At dusk, a jogger passed by Carsel & Borjas' office and noticed something odd: a small bird seemed to be stuck inside the revolving door. Curious, she stopped to investigate and saw that the poor creature was trying desperately to escape the whirlwind of glass panels. Just then, an old janitor emerged from the building, muttered under his breath, ‘Another day, another bird,’ and gently opened the door for it to fly away. The jogger smiled, thinking, ‘Maybe law isn’t so bad after all—at least they’re good at getting things unstuck.’