Stacy Sharp

Professional career

• Judge Stacy Rogers Sharp is the Division 4B and Administrative Presiding Judge Pro Tempore of the Texas Business Court, serving 22 counties in South Texas
• Judge Sharp sits in the Texas Business Court’s Fourth Division, which covers counties from the border south of Laredo to coastal Aransas County
• She also serves as the court’s inaugural administrative presiding judge pro tempore, elected by her colleagues

Education

Additional information

• A 2006 graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, Judge Sharp was a Chancellor, Teaching Quizmaster, and Texas Law Review member.
• Began her appellate practice at Baker Botts LLP after clerking in the Western District of Texas for Hon. Lee Yeakel.
• Intellectual property
• Former president of the Federal Bar Association’s Austin Chapter and currently serves on its San Antonio Chapter’s executive board.
• Before law school, she attended Vanderbilt University and held a position as a math and science teacher.
• Judge Sharp’s publications cover fraudulent transfers, trade secrets, oil and gas litigation, business torts, rhetorical techniques for counterarguments, and the Texas Civil Participation Act.
• She has also taught at the University of Texas School of Law for over a decade
• focusing on appellate advocacy, legal writing, and litigation strategies.
• Current volunteering with the National Charity League and Young Men’s Service League