About Sharon
Sharon Sprague earned her Bachelor of Arts from Northern Arizona University before pursuing a law degree at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School. Her academic path took her from the Arizona college town environment of NAU to a law school known for practical skills training. Those two institutions provided a combination of regional perspective and formal legal education that shaped her early approach to practice.
After law school, she became licensed to practice in Arizona. That state admission has defined the arc of her career. She has built a practice rooted in the legal community where she studied and now works. Her professional life centers on applying her legal training to matters that arise under Arizona law.
Her work is based at Jaburg & Wilk, P.C., where she contributes to the firm’s efforts on behalf of clients in the region. At the firm she participates in the day-to-day tasks of representing clients, preparing legal documents and collaborating with colleagues on case strategy. Her role requires steady attention to procedure and deadlines, and regular interaction with clients and court personnel.
Colleagues describe her as precise in her legal writing and careful in analysis. She draws on her Cooley Law School training for research and trial preparation. Her undergraduate years in Arizona inform a practical sense of local conditions and community concerns. She balances courtroom readiness with the quieter tasks of counseling and case planning.
Outside the office she remains connected to the state where she practices. That connection shows in the networks she maintains and in a practice grounded in local rules and processes. She continues to build her experience through cases handled at the firm and through professional contacts made across Arizona’s legal community.
As of 2026 she is practicing law at Jaburg & Wilk, P.C., licensed in Arizona and working on matters that arise under state law. She is based at the firm’s office and focuses her practice on serving clients in Arizona.
