Hawaii Stipulation to Waive Discovery and Trial is a contractual agreement between the parties involved in a lawsuit. This stipulation allows both parties to waive their right to discovery and trial and to settle their dispute in an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process. The stipulation outlines the terms of the agreement and the ADR process that will be used to resolve the dispute. The two main types of Hawaii Stipulation to Waive Discovery and Trial are: 1. Voluntary Waiver of Discovery and Trial: In a voluntary waiver of discovery and trial, the parties agree to waive their rights to discovery and trial in favor of an ADR process. This type of stipulation is completely voluntary and both parties must agree to the terms. 2. Court-Ordered Waiver of Discovery and Trial: In a court-ordered waiver of discovery and trial, the court orders the parties to waive their right to discovery and trial and to settle their dispute through an ADR process. This type of stipulation is only available when both parties agree to it or when the court finds that the parties should be ordered to use an ADR process. Both types of Hawaii Stipulation to Waive Discovery and Trial require the parties to agree to the terms of the stipulation before it can be enforced. Additionally, the stipulation must be signed by both parties and filed with the court.