While civil and commercial cases may appear similar, they differ significantly in legal nature and court procedures. Civil cases involve personal disputes such as compensation claims, property matters, or personal contracts. Commercial cases, on the other hand, arise from business activities between traders — such as disputes involving companies, bankruptcy, supply agreements, or distribution contracts. Different courts may handle these cases, and classification can impact how the dispute is resolved. This article breaks down the key differences between the two types and explains why proper classification matters for your case.
