Next Communications, Inc. v. Viber Media, Inc.
Plaintiff - Appellant: Next Communications, Inc., a Delaware corporations and NxtGn, Inc., a Florida corporation
Defendant - Appellee: Viber Media, Inc., a Panama corporation
Case Number: 17-3511
Filed: October 31, 2017
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Nature of Suit: CONTRACT-Other Contract Action
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Plaintiff - appellant: Next Communications, Inc., a Delaware corporations
Represented By: Menachem Mayberg
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Plaintiff - appellant: NxtGn, Inc., a Florida corporation
Represented By: Menachem Mayberg
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Defendant - appellee: Viber Media, Inc., a Panama corporation
Represented By: Jeffrey P. Weingart
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