... Consequently, little is known regarding how this technology may impact attorney-client relational dynamics. Some legal scholars have suggested that using videoconferencing to facilitate attorney-client consultations may undermine a client's trust or confidence in counsel, thus weakening an already tenuous dynamic (Bellone, 2013;Poulin, 2004). Alternatively, research findings from other professional domains (e.g., correctional telehealth and telemental health) would suggest that services delivered via videoconference are likely to be viewed as equivalent to in-person services (Antonacci et al., 2008;Batastini, King, Morgan, & McDaniel, 2015;Brodey, Claypoole, Motto, Arias, & Goss, 2000;Khalifa et al., 2008;Leonard, 2004;Magaletta et al., 1998;Magaletta, Fagan, & Peyrot, 2000;Morgan, Patrick, & Magaletta, 2008;Nelson, Zaylor, & Cook, 2004;Zaylor, Nelson, & Cook, 2001). ...