A more thorough explanation:

A commercial tort claim is a type of legal claim where an organization or an individual seeks compensation for damages that occurred during the course of their business or profession. This type of claim does not involve personal injury or death of an individual.

For example, if a company sues another company for stealing their trade secrets, it would be considered a commercial tort claim. Another example would be if a business sues a contractor for breach of contract.

These examples illustrate the definition because they involve disputes that arise in the context of business or professional relationships. They do not involve personal injury or death, which would be considered a different type of legal claim.