Stacy Rogers Sharp
- Adjunct Professor
Stacy Rogers Sharp '06 has served her alma mater as an adjunct professor for more than a decade, teaching appellate advocacy, legal research, and several writing courses. As an appellate attorney and litigation consultant with Sharp Appellate PLLC, Professor Sharp's practice includes employment, trademark, oil and gas, and complex commercial disputes. She previously served as president of the Austin chapter of the Federal Bar Association.
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Stacy Rogers Sharp has served with the Texas Law faculty for over a decade, having taught on the topics of appellate advocacy, advanced litigation writing, predictive legal writing, legal research, and brief writing.
Ms. Sharp practices with Sharp Appellate PLLC as an appellate attorney and litigation consultant for Austin & San Antonio law firms. Her practice covers employment, trademark, oil and gas, fiduciary litigation, and other complex commercial disputes. She joined the faculty after practicing with Baker Botts LLP's Austin office, and has served as President of Austin's chapter of the Federal Bar Association.
Ms. Sharp is an alumna of the University of Texas School of Law, where she was a Chancellor, Order of the Coif, Teaching Quizmaster, Texas Law Fellowships recipient, and a member of the Texas Law Review. She began her career by serving as judicial intern for the Honorable Nathan Hecht of the Texas Supreme Court and clerking for the Honorable Lee Yeakel, District Judge of the Western District of Texas.
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year-2022
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Article
Anatomy of a Trade Secrets Case
Stacy Rogers Sharp, Karen C. Burgess. “Anatomy of a Trade Secrets Case.” In 100 The Advocate, Page 16 (Fall 2022).
year-2021
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Book Chapter
Commentary: Texas running the clock out on COVID-19 school aid
Stacy Rogers Sharp. “Commentary: Texas running the clock out on COVID-19 school aid”
year-2020
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Article
Magistrate Judge Rich Farrer
Stacy Rogers Sharp. “Magistrate Judge Rich Farrer.” In San Antonio Lawyer, Page 5 (May 14, 2020).
year-2019
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Other Publication
The Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act: Out with the Old and In with the New?
The Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act: Out with the Old and In with the New? (July 2019) (with Karen C. Burgess), presented at State Bar Texas Advanced Civil Trial Course on August 22, 2019
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Article
A Profile of Betsy Chestney: Magistrate Judge for the Western District of Texas
Stacy Rogers Sharp. “A Profile of Betsy Chestney: Magistrate Judge for the Western District of Texas.” In San Antonio Lawyer, Page 5 (May 20, 2019). -
Book Chapter
The TCPA: Still ‘Crazy’ After All These (Seven) Years
“The TCPA: Still ‘Crazy’ After All These (Seven) Years,” University of Texas Technology Law Conference (April 2019) (with Shannon Hutcheson)
year-2015
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Book Chapter
Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act
Stacy Rogers Sharp, Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, in State Bar of Texas Annual Business Disputes Course (September 2015) (with Karen C. Burgess)
year-2013
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Article
Responding to Counterarguments: Learning from the Swing-Vote Cases
Stacy Rogers Sharp, Responding to Counterarguments: Learning from the Swing-Vote Cases, 10 Legal Communication & Rhetoric: JALWD 201 (2013).
year-2011
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Article
The Limited Exceptions to Limitations in Oil and Gas Cases
Stacy Rogers Sharp, The Limited Exceptions to Limitations in Oil and Gas Cases, 57 The Advocate 63 (2011).
year-2009
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Book Chapter
Retroactive Laws: When Never Means Sometimes
Stacy Rogers Sharp, Retroactive Laws: When Never Means Sometimes, Texas Association of Defense Counsel Conference (March 2009) (with Thomas R. Phillips).
year-2006
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Article
Note: ERISA Preemption and MCO Liability: The Courts' Search for Congress's Elusive Intent in Aetna Health v. Davila
Stacy Rogers Sharp, Note, ERISA Preemption and MCO Liability: The Courts' Search for Congress's Elusive Intent in Aetna Health v. Davila, 84 Texas Law Review 1347 (2006).