Biz Van Gelder of Cozen O’Connor. Credit: Diego M. Radzinschi / ALM
Biz Van Gelder needed to head home and stay there.
It was March 10, a Tuesday, still the beginning of a week when Washington’s legal community was monitoring the coronavirus outbreak but largely showing up to work. But that day, Van Gelder, a leading white-collar defense lawyer at Cozen O’Connor, learned that she might have been exposed a week earlier to someone who had previously attended a conference linked to dozens of coronavirus cases.
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