Attorney Vanderlinde was disbarred for violating professional conduct rules by misappropriating $3,880.67 from her employer. The court rejected her mitigation claims based on depression and mental health issues, finding she acted with knowledge of wrongdoing.
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From what little information is available, this appears to be a disciplinary case involving the Attorney Grievance Commission and someone named Vanderlinde in Maryland from 2001. However, attorney grievance cases typically involve professional conduct issues for lawyers rather than employment law disputes that would directly affect workers.
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