New York Order Settling and Approving a Final Report is a legal document that is used to resolve a dispute between two parties in the state of New York. This document outlines the terms of the settlement and is signed by both parties to finalize the agreement. It also includes a final report that is approved by the court. The types of New York Order Settling and Approving a Final Report include: 1. Default Judgment: This type of settlement is reached when one party fails to appear in court or fails to answer the complaint filed against them. 2. Default Judgment with a Settlement Agreement: This type of settlement is reached when both parties agree to a settlement before the court enters a default judgment. 3. Consent Judgment: This is a settlement reached when both parties agree to the terms and sign the document in open court. 4. Summary Judgment: This type of settlement is granted when the court decides that there is no dispute between the parties that needs to be tried in court. 5. Arbitration Award: This type of settlement is reached when both parties agree to have a third party decide the dispute between them.