The coronavirus outbreak is crimping venture fundraising, forcing cash-hungry startups to consider hard choices that could require delaying capital raising, slashing expenses, or accepting more investor-friendly terms if they pursue a financing round. With much of the country living under varying levels of quarantines and social-distancing requirements, Goodwin partner Joe Theis, who practices in the firm’s Technology group and Capital Markets practice, notes that companies providing remote health care services and work solutions are in demand. Read the article in Law360 here.