It's over a year into the global pandemic, and we get it—we're all suffering from "Zoom fatigue" to one degree or another. Lawyers and judges in our notoriously tech-averse profession have had to cope not only with being physically cut off from friends, co-workers, and clients while juggling homeschooling of kids, but also having to deal with these challenges while learning how to use new technologies to continue working. Of course, this adaptation has seen its share of mishaps and snafus. In a recent poll conducted by legal website Abovethelaw.com, at least half of the respondents reported being involved in or witnessing a remote hearing mishap. For most, it might have been nothing more than a lost connection or audio failures. But for many others, it seems to be a breach of "Zoom decorum."