ADRNet.com connects parties with mediators, arbitrators, and ADR practitioners — search by specialty, location, and case type to find the right neutral.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Adrnet Does
ADRNet.com is a professional network and directory for mediators, arbitrators, and ombuds — connecting parties with the right alternative dispute resolution practitioner by specialty, location, and case type.
Search mediators, arbitrators, and ombuds across the network in seconds.
Narrow by practice area — family, commercial, employment, construction, and more.
Review training, accreditations, and case experience before you reach out.
Describe your case once and receive responses from suitable practitioners.
ADR professionals can list their practice and receive matched case inquiries.
See who is taking new matters and request an initial consultation directly.
How Adrnet Works
Start with your dispute type and location to see practitioners who handle matters like yours.
Review credentials, experience, and approach to shortlist the neutrals who fit your case.
Contact your shortlist or post a referral request and let suitable practitioners respond.
About
Adrnet — The network for dispute resolution professionals Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
Get matched
Verified partners respond. Transparent pricing. No surprises.
Listed practitioners provide their training, accreditation, and professional-body memberships, which are displayed on their profiles so parties can verify credentials before engaging.
Yes. Mediators, arbitrators, and ombuds can create a profile with specialties, credentials, and availability, and receive inquiries matched to their practice areas.
Searching the network and sending referral requests is free for parties. Practitioners set and disclose their own fees for actual engagements.
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