Production and distribution systems are critical to the economic success of a business. Trade with suppliers and commercial customers must be put on a firm legal footing. Workgroups, exclusive contracts and other agreements relating to production and distribution must be measured against cartel law. The special requirements of public procurement law must be taken into account when applying for and executing public contracts.

Flexible contractual arrangements that satisfy the requirements of consumer protection law are needed when selling goods and services to end customers. Companies engaged in this field of business must evaluate the requirements of product liability law carefully.

Should disputes arise, it is important to arrive at a calculable, effective and inexpensive settlement of the dispute by agreement or ruling.