commercial law

American  

noun

1. the legal regulations governing transactions and related matters in business and trade.

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Etymology

Origin of commercial law

First recorded in 1755–65

Example Sentences

Mr Clack, a solicitor at London-based commercial law firm HFW, has to deal with them when he is representing global shipping firms that have found themselves victims of cyber attacks.

From BBC

Warren, the architect of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a law professor specializing in commercial law and bankruptcy, asked.

From Salon

She’ll teach a first-year law class and courses on commercial law and legislation.

From Los Angeles Times

Adefolake Adeyeye, an assistant professor of commercial law at the UK's Durham University, agrees that Africa as a whole is missing out because of its poor air service.

From BBC

In fact, such a thing is all but impossible, said Blair Beven, an intellectual property lawyer in Sydney and a partner at the commercial law firm Holding Redlich.

From New York Times