Not long ago it would have been unheard of for a judge to publicly chastise attorneys for attending virtual hearings partially clothed, poolside or while still in bed. Now these are just some of the anecdotes born of widespread remote videoconferencing in the time of a global pandemic.

Another unforeseen consequence has been the meteoric rise of a videoconferencing company called Zoom Video Communications, known simply as Zoom.

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