Massachusetts Waiver of Demands for Jury Trial is a document that is filed with the court in civil cases which allows the parties to waive their right to a jury trial and instead proceed with a bench trial. This document must be signed by all parties involved in the case. There are two types of waivers of demands for jury trial: General Waiver of Demands for Jury Trial and Special Waiver of Demands for Jury Trial. General Waiver of Demands for Jury Trial is a document that is signed by all parties involved in the case. It waives the right to a jury trial and instead allows the case to be tried by a judge. Special Waiver of Demands for Jury Trial is a document that is signed by all parties involved in the case and waives the right to a jury trial, but also allows for the parties to agree to certain terms or conditions that would not be allowed in a jury trial. This document allows the parties to agree to certain issues or facts that they would not be able to agree to in a jury trial.