1. Non-Admission of Liability: Used when parties want to explicitly state that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability

2. Condition Precedents: Include when settlement effectiveness depends on certain conditions being met

3. Tax Provisions: Required when settlement involves significant payment with tax implications

4. Future Cooperation: Used when parties need to maintain business relationship post-settlement

5. Non-Disparagement: Include when reputation protection is important to either party

6. Implementation Steps: When settlement requires complex implementation or phased execution

7. Dispute Resolution: Include detailed arbitration or mediation clauses for future disputes

8. Third Party Rights: When settlement affects rights of parties not directly involved in the agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Settlement Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of settlement amounts, payment schedule, and bank details

2. Schedule 2 - Released Claims: Comprehensive list of claims being settled and released

3. Schedule 3 - Implementation Timeline: Detailed timeline for implementation of settlement terms

4. Schedule 4 - Related Proceedings: List of legal proceedings to be discontinued

5. Schedule 5 - Form of Release: Template for any additional release documents required

6. Appendix A - Supporting Documents: Key documents referenced in the settlement

7. Appendix B - Corporate Authorizations: Copies of board resolutions or other authorization documents

8. Appendix C - Related Agreements: Copies of any related agreements affected by the settlement