Her Story
About Sha Londa
Sha Londa Balderama is an Office Manager and senior legal operations professional based in Modesto, California, with extensive experience in litigation support, trial operations, and office leadership. She is currently part of the Silicon Valley office of Quinn Emanuel, where she oversees day-to-day operations, staffing coordination, workflow management, and administrative strategy in a fast-paced litigation environment. Known for her ability to bring structure and stability to high-pressure settings, she supports attorneys and teams by improving efficiency, strengthening communication, and ensuring operational continuity.
With over 20 years of experience in the legal field, she has built a career progressing from legal assistant roles into senior trial support and leadership positions. Her background includes extensive work in appellate and litigation teams, trial preparation, courtroom logistics, staff training, and confidential document management. She began her professional journey in entry-level legal support and advanced through consistent performance, eventually serving as a Senior Trial Assistant before moving into office management. Her academic and professional development includes studies at Auburn University and De Anza College, along with certifications in legal assistance and business administration.
In addition to her corporate role, she is the founder of OGC Business Solutions, LLC, which provides Legal Document Assistant (LDA) services and mobile notary support throughout California. Through this venture, she assists individuals and small businesses with estate planning documents, business formation, and other essential legal preparations. Her professional philosophy emphasizes consistency, accountability, and systems-building, with a focus on creating clarity in complex environments and empowering clients and teams through well-structured, reliable support.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Sha Londa
01What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to a combination of life experiences, hands-on training, and mentorship, along with a strong focus on problem-solving and continuous learning through trial and error.
02What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
When asked for advice to young women entering the field, I would encourage them not to give up in the face of challenges, as the journey is truly worthwhile and rewarding.
03What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life include continuous learning, professional integrity, and service to others. As a member of the California Notary Public and California Legal Document Assistance organizations, I am committed to ongoing education and professional development to uphold high standards in my work. I also place strong importance on community involvement and giving back through volunteer work with Help Is Hope and participation in a women’s empowerment organization, reflecting my dedication to compassion, empowerment, and making a positive impact.
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