Farrar Hennesy & Tanner LLC is a personal injury and workers’ compensation law firm based in Douglas, Georgia. Established in 1949, the firm has served injured individuals and families across South Georgia for more than 75 years. Its practice extends throughout Coffee County and communities including Valdosta, Waycross, Tifton, Vidalia, and Fitzgerald, with an emphasis on attentive representation and long-standing regional service.
Farrar Hennesy & Tanner LLC handles claims involving car accidents, tractor-trailer collisions, motorcycle crashes, pedestrian injuries, bicycle accidents, and rideshare incidents. Its personal injury work also includes hit-and-run collisions, impaired driving crashes, uninsured motorist claims, and wrongful death. The firm represents clients facing catastrophic harm, including traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, severe burns, amputations, and injuries caused by explosions or defective products.
Farrar Hennesy & Tanner LLC also represents workers pursuing benefits after job-related injuries. Its workers’ compensation practice addresses denied claims, medical treatment disputes, permanent disability, construction accidents, falls, electrocutions, and heavy machinery incidents. Where workplace accidents involve another responsible party, the firm also evaluates potential third-party injury claims. Consultations are free, and qualifying cases are handled on a contingency-fee basis, with no attorney fee unless compensation is recovered.
Farrar Hennesy & Tanner LLC has received Small Business of the Year recognition from the Douglas–Coffee County Chamber of Commerce. Its professional affiliations include the State Bar of Georgia, Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, and organizations focused on workers’ compensation advocacy. Beyond legal practice, the firm has supported local schools, healthcare initiatives, and charitable organizations, and its personnel helped establish the Childhood Cancer Awareness Group of Coffee County in 2011.
Farrar Hennesy & Tanner LLC reports substantial recoveries in serious injury matters, including $2.8 million for injuries from a product explosion, $2 million for an automobile accident, and $1.3 million for a tractor-trailer collision. Additional reported results include $1.06 million for an injury involving a faulty workplace product and $975,000 in a workers’ compensation claim. These results demonstrate experience managing high-value claims; past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
