Commercial litigation is the process during which a lawsuit is filed that involves commercial matters and includes concerns and disputes arising from breach of company contracts. When someone comes across this branch of legal law, they immediately turn to a commercial litigation attorney. These specialists are slightly different from the usual attorney. They are not lawyers per se but only assist in the conduct and analysis of the case. The business litigation attorney provides its services to a practicing lawyer and operates under his or her clear guidance. In this case, it may seem that these specialists are less qualified, but this is not at all the case, because to become a business litigation lawyer you need impressive work experience, including knowledge of all aspects of the law.

These specialists are engaged in working with papers, contracts, and services provided by this or that company. It is also worth mentioning that a commercial litigation lawyer helps clients in the complex issue of preparing for litigation.

To be admitted to legal work, lawyers for business disputes must have:

• at least 3 years of experience in the industry;

• have skills in working with digital documents and IT field;

• have at least 12 months of experience working with the commercial litigation team.

How is the work of a commercial litigation lawyer organized?

The job of any litigation assistant is not much different from that of an ordinary lawyer in the industry. They carry out a colossal amount of work, which greatly speeds up the process of the business they are doing. As for the main responsibilities, they include investigations, information retrieval, work with pitch papers, pre-convincing proceedings, filing appeals, and participating directly in the trial itself. Now in more detail about the most important of the above responsibilities.

• During the investigation, the Commercial Litigation Assistant does a tremendous job of finding and approving pre-trial claims. They assist witnesses, collect documents, evidence and organize all documentation for the lawyer under whose direction they work.

• Disclosure of information is also a very important step in the work of a paralegal. This work takes place in tandem with a lawyer, whom the assistant helps with all the necessary documentation. The list of such papers includes requests to the company, for admission to the documents of a particular company, and much more.

• Pre-trial proceedings are the foundation for every trial. For everything to go smoothly, the paralegal must have good communication skills.