Commercial law is a broad name for a practice area that encompasses many legal topics. A commercial law practitioner may become involved with banking law, bankruptcy law, and consumer credit law, among other areas.   The primary focus of this...

Checklists (e.g., buyer’s obligations, seller’s obligations); Official Forms (e.g., UCC-1 and UCC-3 lien filings; U.S. Copyright Office Forms); Unofficial Forms (e.g., creating a security interest in inventory; commercial...

Small Law Perspective:   Small general practice firms may be involved in commercial transactional work, particularly relating to consumer credit, collections, or sales. There are also small, boutique firms engaged in a variety of commercial work, such...

Interested in practicing in the Commercial Law area? Here are the typical tasks performed by commercial law practitioners:   Research: Research and compare state-specific UCC provisions; Research contract formation and scope...