Davis Wright Tremaine’s offices. (Courtesy photo)
Legal assistant Lisa Carney left the office March 10 with flu-like symptoms and was found dead in her home March 12.
March 16, 2020 at 04:50 PM
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Lisa Carney, a 60-year-old legal assistant at Davis Wright Tremaine who died last week, did not have COVID-19, according to the firm.
Carney left the office March 10 with flu-like symptoms and was found dead in her home March 12. Washington state health officials informed the firm Monday that Carney died from underlying health conditions unrelated to COVID-19 and tested negative for the virus.
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