When do you need a ADR license?

You need an ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) license when you intend to practice as a mediator or arbitrator in certain jurisdictions that require formal certification or licensure for these roles. This typically applies in cases involving legal disputes, such as family law, commercial disputes, or labor issues. Specific requirements vary by region, so it's essential to check local regulations to determine if you need a license to offer ADR services professionally.