About us
Sharp & Cobos, L.L.P. is a boutique law firm dedicated exclusively to health care and administrative law, representing health care providers across Texas.
The firm was founded in 1999 by Michael R. Sharp and Antonio “Tony” Cobos. Michael Sharp practiced health care and administrative law in Austin, Texas, from 1973 until his passing. During his distinguished career, he also served as the head of a state health agency and as General Counsel for another. Tony Cobos brought to the firm his extensive experience and knowledge gained as former General Counsel and Senior Staff Attorney for the Texas Medical Board.
In 2001, Courtney Newton joined the firm following her service as an Assistant Attorney General in the Office of the Attorney General of Texas, where she acted as legal counsel to the Board of Nursing. She later served as Assistant General Counsel to the Texas Medical Board.
Christopher Sharp has practiced health law alongside Michael Sharp since 1988. With over two decades of experience in administrative and health law, he also brings expertise in evaluating and structuring health care professional organizations.
Together, the attorneys of Sharp & Cobos offer more than 100 years of combined experience. Their practice includes extensive involvement in settlement conferences, peer reviews, and hearings before the State Office of Administrative Hearings.
Throughout our history, we have consistently earned high ratings from our peers in the legal community. We believe exceptional legal service is built on a foundation of deep experience, ethical standards, attentive client care, and a passion for the field. Our attorneys are known for delivering practical, creative, and effective solutions tailored to each client’s needs.
We take pride in our reputation for high-quality, results-driven licensee representation—recognized as among the best in Texas—and we remain committed to upholding that standard of excellence.
We invite you to explore our website, learn more about our team, and contact us with your legal needs.