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Commercial law is an extensive category within business law. It governs business transactions, which regularly become the subject of disputes. The study of commercial law is valuable to both transactional lawyers and litigators, and it involves a broad spectrum of trade and commerce:
As a transactional lawyer or litigator focusing on commercial law, you would have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to a variety of business situations:
If you focus on commercial law, you should take at least three of the following courses, though all four would be beneficial:
Below are recommended courses related to commercial law. Commercial law practice overlaps substantially with business law, so many of these courses will help you in both areas. You should choose courses that interest you or that will further your career objectives.
You should also consider taking one or more of the following courses related to commercial law.
Below is a list of faculty who teach core commercial law courses. You can contact them with questions about the area. You may also want to consult faculty listed on our business law page.