About Chasity Sharp
Chasity Sharp Grice began her legal journey at the University of Tennessee College of Law, where she completed her studies in 2007. She entered practice the same year and has spent the years since building a steady career in state practice. Those early years in law school and the transition to practice shaped a pragmatic approach to client work. She approaches cases quietly, concentrating on clear analysis and attention to detail.
After graduating in 2007, Grice was admitted to practice in Tennessee. She later obtained admission in Texas as well. Those dual licenses have given her the flexibility to represent clients across state lines and to handle procedural differences that often matter more than substantive law in cross-jurisdiction matters. Colleagues say she moves comfortably between the two systems and keeps current with local rules in both states.
Grice joined Peppel, Grice & Palazzolo, P.C., where she remains an attorney. At the firm she handles litigation and counseling work for a mix of individual and business clients. Her role involves drafting pleadings, preparing motions and managing discovery. She is also frequently involved in client counseling and pretrial strategy. The firm environment has allowed her to take on both courtroom work and behind-the-scenes preparation.
Over the course of her career she has maintained active professional memberships since her admission in 2007. Those memberships have kept her connected to peers and to continuing legal education opportunities. She participates in bar activities that relate to practice management and procedural updates. That ongoing engagement shapes how she prepares cases and manages client expectations.
Grice’s practice reflects steady, practical problem-solving. She tends to emphasize procedure, deadlines and concrete negotiation points. That has made her a reliable presence for clients who need consistent handling of complex schedules and regulatory requirements. She has represented clients in state courts and in administrative matters, and she is familiar with the filing and motion practices that differ between Tennessee and Texas.
Outside the office she maintains a modest public profile and keeps a clear boundary between professional and personal life. She continues to base her work at Peppel, Grice & Palazzolo, P.C., where she handles matters in Tennessee and Texas and advises clients on litigation strategy and procedural issues.
