Business disputes are disagreements that arise between parties involved in commercial activities. These disputes can occur between individuals, companies, or organizations and may involve issues such as contracts, payments, or service delivery. Common examples include disagreements over the terms of a contract or disputes regarding the quality of goods or services provided. Resolving business disputes often requires negotiation, mediation, or legal action. Many businesses prefer to settle disputes amicably to maintain relationships and avoid costly litigation. In some cases, alternative dispute resolution methods, such as arbitration, can provide a quicker and less formal way to reach a resolution without going to court.