A modern economy cannot function without efficient commercial claim enforcement.
Businesses can sign contracts online, move money globally in seconds, and coordinate supply chains across continents. Yet when a contract is breached, enforcement still depends on slow, fragmented court systems designed long before the internet.
The result is that a large portion of commercial obligations are never practically enforceable - not because the claims lack merit, but because the cost, delay, and complexity outweigh the value of pursuing them.
