Conflict is exemplified by legal disputes.
A "legal dispute" is any action, lawsuit, or other process brought by or involving the Parties that stems from a disagreement, dispute, controversy, or claim related to or originating from this Agreement or any related document.
According to John Burton (1990), a dispute is a momentary difference of opinion that may be settled between the disputing parties and involves debatable issues. Contrarily, disagreement lasts a long time and is usually related to "non-negotiable" subjects (1990).
Conflicts can arise when a person makes or influences a choice while acting unfairly, unethically, or even illegally for their own gain. What you do in each of those circumstances is what matters.
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