HRS §658J-11
Temporary orders and awards in arbitration
This section explains when a court or an arbitrator can issue temporary orders or awards during an arbitration. It covers what happens before an arbitrator is chosen, after one is chosen, and how the court can handle or enforce these temporary decisions.
courts
The statute, as written — Temporary order or award
(a) Before an arbitrator is selected and able to act, upon motion of a party, the court may enter a temporary order under chapter 580. (b) After an arbitrator is selected: (1) The arbitrator may make a temporary award under chapter 580; and (2) If the matter is urgent and the arbitrator is not able to act in a timely manner or provide an adequate remedy, upon motion of a party, the court may enter a temporary order. (c) Upon motion of a party, before the court confirms a final award, the court under section 658J-16, 658J-18, or 658J-19 may confirm, correct, vacate, or amend a temporary award made under subsection (b)(1). (d) Upon motion of a party, the court may enforce a subpoena or interim award issued by an arbitrator for the fair and expeditious disposition of the arbitration.
Sections this one refers to
§658J-16 How to get a court to confirm an arbitration award
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