The Commercial Law specialty is a branch of law that focuses on the laws and regulations that regulate businesses and commercial transactions. This specialization covers a wide range of topics and issues related to trade and business, including:

• Establishing companies and commercial structures: includes studying how to establish companies and choosing the appropriate business structure such as joint-stock companies, private companies, and personal companies.
• Commercial Transactions: Studies the laws that regulate commercial contracts, sales, distribution, agencies, insurance, maritime transportation, and other commercial transactions.
• Bankruptcy and Reorganization: Deals with laws related to bankruptcy, settlement, and reorganization of financially distressed companies and individuals.
• Financial Law and Banking: Studies the laws related to financial institutions, banks, securities, finance, and investments.
• Intellectual Property: Includes intellectual property rights such as copyrights, trademarks, and patents and how to protect and apply them in the commercial environment.
• International Commercial Arbitration: Related to the laws regulating international arbitration procedures and resolving disputes between parties in the global commercial environment.

The Commercial Law specialization requires a deep understanding of financial and commercial laws, and includes dealing with multidimensional issues related to international business and trade. Professionals in this field typically work as lawyers or legal advisors to companies or financial institutions, where they help apply and understand business laws correctly and effectively.