Five-time financial felon Sharon Logan appears to have lived in a fantasy world about working at a law firm long before she actually tricked an OC law firm into hiring her in late 2021.

The convicted embezzler Logan received unemployment benefits for all of 2020, and throughout 2021 until November, according to her bankruptcy petition signed under penalty of perjury. Nevertheless, she volunteered to Justice4Remi ‘s Litsa K on at least two occasions that she worked for a law firm during that period.

In April, 2021, Logan traveled to Ohio, stayed in a hotel — and told Litsa K she was working remotely and had “to get a pleading filed by 5.” (For those unfamiliar with legal world lingo, that indicates Logan was electronically filing a legal document with the court, a common legal assistant task.) The supporting screenshot was posted by Logan herself on her Paw Protectors Page, after she got mad at Litsa K.

In late November/early December of 2021, Logan noted her new law firm job — and said she got it “after being at my old one for 8 years in Newport Beach.”

At that point, eight years would have included 2014, the time Logan committed her two grand thefts from RSM Plumbing and Greers Plumbing, where she worked, and her weekends in jail for those crimes in 2017-2018. (Logan still owes more than $8,000 in court-ordered restitution for those crimes, although she hasn’t paid any since she got out of jail in 2018, according to the owners of the plumbing companies.)

It also would have covered Logan’s 2013 misdemeanor ID theft, for which she was convicted in 2016. The claim of her last job being eight years at a prior law firm contradicts not only Logan’s bankruptcy petition, but the resume she submitted to the new law firm in late 2021. (Logan’s employment there ended about two weeks ago.)

In that resume Logan claimed she’d worked at the now-deceased Gary Wykidal’s Newport Beach law office from January, 2009 through January, 2015. She claimed she worked at Meridian Systems Supply in Orange — clearly not a law firm — from January 2015 through June, 2021. (Previous posts have discussed many other discrepancies between Logan’s many legal filings, and her resume.)

We reached out to the owner of Meridian Systems Supply (he appears to be its only worker), to ask if Logan ever worked there, and if so, when. We haven’t heard back yet.

Click to access logan-2021-resume-redacted.pdf

You may wonder: If Logan were going to lie about having a job, why wouldn’t she at least keep her story straight and lie about the *same* job? Why put a technology supply company on her resume, yet tell a friend she worked at a law firm?

Probably because Logan knew, when she applied in 2021 to a law firm, that it would be easier for them to check out and evaluate a claim of current employment with other lawyers. But Litsa K, in Ohio, would have no follow-up questions.

And, like many scammers, Logan seems to *want* to be part of the legal world. (She already has loads of experience as a defendant.) Such people often think law is prestigious, and Logan seems vain. They want to learn how it works, so they can use it against people. They also feel it gives them credibility — something serial thieves usually lack.

That might explain why Logan latched onto the late Mission Viejo attorney Brady Price. (Still doesn’t explain why in hell the brainy, well-educated Price had anything to do with a felonious ne’er-do-well like Logan. ) Lawyers of Orange County, take this as a lesson.