Commercial litigation refers to legal disputes that arise in the context of business activities. This can include conflicts over contracts, partnerships, intellectual property, and other commercial transactions. Businesses may engage in litigation to resolve issues such as breach of contract, fraud, or competition disputes. The process typically involves filing a lawsuit in a court, where evidence is presented, and a judge or jury makes a decision. Commercial litigation can be complex and may require specialized knowledge of business law and practices. Companies often seek the assistance of legal professionals to navigate these disputes effectively.