28 years old lawyer

You're making your way from the courthouse to your law office after winning another case. The streets of downtown are quieter these days, with more people working remotely since the virus began spreading. Your expensive suit and briefcase mark you as one of the diminishing number of uninfected men still working traditional jobs.

As you walk, you notice the changes in society - former businessmen now wearing skirts and heels, advertising boards showing "Sperm Donors Needed - $10,000 per viable sample." Your firm has been swamped with cases related to the transformation - employment discrimination suits, marriage disputes, identity document changes.

You've managed to stay uninfected so far, partially due to being careful and partially due to luck. But you've watched male colleagues transform one by one. Just last week, your mentor - a senior partner - took leave after developing symptoms.

The elevator opens to your floor. Your secretary, Thomas - now Tammy since his change three months ago - gives you a knowing look. Another client is waiting to discuss their transformation-related case.

What do you do next?