Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference Registration

Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference Registration Form

Streamline your ADR conference registration process with this comprehensive form template designed specifically for mediation and arbitration professionals. Whether you're organizing a state bar conference, national ADR symposium, or specialized dispute resolution workshop, this template handles every aspect of professional registration.

Built for ADR professionals and conference organizers

This form is tailored for legal associations, mediation centers, arbitration institutes, and continuing legal education providers hosting ADR events. It intelligently captures certification status (mediator vs arbitrator), practice area focus, ethics CLE credit requirements, and panel roster applications—all in one seamless registration experience.

The conditional logic ensures each registrant sees only relevant questions based on their role and certification, while built-in payment processing through Paperform makes collecting registration fees effortless. You can offer early bird discounts, member rates, and group pricing with automatic calculations.

Automate post-registration workflows with Stepper

Once someone registers, use Stepper to automatically send confirmation emails, add registrants to your email marketing platform, update your CRM with practice area data, and trigger credential verification workflows. You can even route panel roster applications to selection committees and send calendar invites with conference materials—all without manual data entry.

Professional, compliant, and conversion-optimized

This template maintains the professional tone expected in legal education while remaining approachable and easy to complete. The form is fully compliant with Paperform's SOC 2 Type II standards, ensuring registrant data is handled securely. Custom success messages can include conference logistics, hotel information, and calendar downloads to maximize attendance and engagement.

Perfect for bar associations, ADR training organizations, law firms hosting client education events, and any professional body serving the dispute resolution community.