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Anthony Evans

Attorney at Farah & Farah
Jacksonville, FL

About Anthony Evans

Anthony Wayne Evans is a personal injury attorney at Farah & Farah's Jacksonville, Florida office, where he focuses on slip-and-fall and motor vehicle accident cases. Before joining Farah & Farah, he served as a prosecutor — experience that gives him a working understanding of how insurance companies and defense counsel evaluate and contest claims.

Evans is known for combining a detail-driven approach with empathetic client communication. He volunteers as a judge and advisory panel member for Incubate Debate, supporting youth communication skills through structured dialogue programs.

Evans earned his B.S. in Finance and Management from the University of South Carolina, with minors in Pre-Law and Japanese, and his J.D. from Barry University School of Law. He is admitted to The Florida Bar (#1023240).

Practice areas

Education

Barry University School of Law
B.S. Finance and Management; minors Pre-Law, Japanese
University of South Carolina
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Florida (Bar No. 1023240)
The Florida Bar

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