Commercial litigation involves claims for economic losses occasioned by the wrongful conduct of a person or business. Such claims typically involve breaches of contract, interference with contractual rights, and misrepresentations by persons or businesses exchanging personal, real, or intellectual property. However, such claims may arise under a wide array of circumstances--for example, during the lease or sale of real estate, the transfer of a business, or the fulfillment of a production or service contract. Whatever the circumstance, commercial litigation generally is procedurally and substantively complex and hard-fought by the defense. As such, it is important to discuss your potential case with a lawyer who is experienced in this area of the law.