A virtual Texas courtroom hearing is going viral thanks to a wholesome and hilarious technical error. When the 394th District Court of Texas tried to hold a Zoom ...

Texas lawyer Rod Ponton encountered some technical difficulties as he was attending a virtual court hearing held via Zoom earlier this week. After the court attorney logged onto the video call, he ...

DENVER — Since you are currently on the internet and reading this article, it’s highly likely you have now seen the incredible video of the lawyer who got stuck as a cat during a legal proceeding. If ...

It was the cat filter seen around the world: Texas lawyer Rod Ponton haplessly trying to appear in a virtual courtroom while his Zoom showed a morose kitten instead of his face. His worried statement ...

"I'm here live. I'm not a cat." One wholesome timeline cleanse, comin' right up! On Tuesday, Texas attorney Rod Ponton was thrust into the spotlight after he accidentally joined a virtual court ...

Despite looking very much like a cat during a virtual court session on Zoom in the 394th district of Texas this week, attorney Rod Ponton assured his colleagues that he was definitely not a cat. The ...

(CNN) — A livestream of a virtual court proceeding in Texas took an “appawling” turn when a lawyer appeared as a cat on screen. Judge Roy B. Ferguson of the 394th Judicial District Court in Texas ...

"Cat lawyer" Rod Ponton delighted the world when he accidentally appeared in a virtual court hearing with a Zoom filter showing him as a talking kitten on Tuesday. A clip of the moment went viral, and ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) – “I’m here live, I’m not a cat!” ...

DENVER — Since you are currently on the internet and reading this article, it’s highly likely you have now seen the incredible video of the lawyer who got stuck as a cat during a legal proceeding. If ...

ZOOM - Texas attorney Rod Ponton is not a cat, but he felt the need to clarify the matter during a virtual Zoom court appearance in Judge Roy Ferguson's 394th Judicial District of Texas Tuesday.