It has now been five years since the infamous “lawyer cat” filter incident during a Zoom court hearing—a moment that perfectly captured the early, chaotic days of pandemic-era virtual life. When an attorney appeared onscreen as a wide-eyed kitten and earnestly told the judge, “I’m not a cat,” the clip instantly went viral, becoming a global symbol of technological mishaps, human vulnerability, and unintended comedy. Half a decade later, the incident remains a cultural touchstone, reminding us ho

On behalf of the Zoom lawyer trapped in a cat filter, we present you... Drew “Tuna!” We like the new look, Drew Tuma! Here’s the original story in case you somehow missed it: https://abc7ne.ws/2LFKFXo | ABC7 News

A Texas lawyer appeared as a talking cat during a Zoom call with a judge, sparking worldwide delight at the latest video conferencing mishap of the pandemic work-from-home era. The cat filter left lawyer Rod Ponton struggling to explain his situation to sympathetic judge, Roy Ferguson. Read more: http://u.afp.com/UTif | AFP News Agency

The perils of pandemic video chats have been made much clearer after a Texas lawyer accidently used a cat filter during a Zoom conference. The Judge shared the video himself as evidence of the legal profession persevering through tough times. More Details: http://7news.link/3pd7b7A #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney