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Phone
240-9-ONX-LAW
Email
hello@onxlaw.com
Office
115 International Pkwy, Suite 101-A, Lake Mary, FL 32746

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(02) — Where we are

Rooted in Lake Mary. Serving four jurisdictions.

Meet with us at our Lake Mary office or from wherever you are. We serve injured people and families across Florida, Maryland, Washington, D.C. and New York.

(03) — Questions

Frequently asked questions.

General information only, not legal advice. Every situation is different, so the best answer starts with a conversation.

Ask us directly

  • The simplest way to find out is to tell us what happened. We’ll review the details at no cost, explain whether you may have a claim and walk you through your options. There’s no obligation to move forward.

  • Get medical care, even if you feel okay, because some injuries take time to show. When you can, save photos, reports, witness names and any messages from insurers. It’s wise to talk with an attorney before giving a recorded statement.

  • As soon as you can. Evidence such as video footage and witness memories can disappear quickly, and every claim has a filing deadline — some shorter than people expect. Reaching out early helps keep your options open.

  • Call us or share the details through our online intake form. We’ll ask what happened, where and when, and about your injuries and treatment. From there, we’ll explain your options and what comes next.

  • No. Calling, emailing or submitting a form doesn’t create an attorney–client relationship. Representation begins only after a lawyer agrees to take your matter and a written agreement is in place. Until then, you remain responsible for protecting your deadlines.