1. Acknowledgment of Independent Legal Advice: Required when there is significant power imbalance between parties or complex legal issues

2. Deed Structure: Used when consideration is not present or additional enforcement certainty is required

3. Non-Admission of Liability: Important when defendant wants to explicitly deny liability while settling

4. Return of Property/Documents: Include when settlement involves return of physical or digital assets

5. Employment-Related Provisions: Required for employment-related settlements, including restraints and references

6. Future Cooperation: Used when ongoing cooperation between parties is needed post-settlement

7. Insurance and Indemnity: Include when settlement involves insurance claims or ongoing indemnities

8. Variation of Existing Agreements: Required when settlement modifies existing contractual relationships

9. Third Party Rights: Include when settlement affects rights of third parties or requires their consent

10. Publicity and Announcements: Important for high-profile settlements requiring coordinated public statements

1. Settlement Payment Details: Details of bank accounts, payment instalments, and timing

2. Claims Being Released: Comprehensive list of specific claims covered by the release

3. Agreed Public Statement: Approved form of words for any public communications about the settlement

4. Related Entities: List of related parties covered by the release and confidentiality provisions

5. Required Deed of Release from Related Parties: Form of deed to be signed by related parties

6. Existing Agreements: List of agreements affected by or referenced in the settlement

7. Confidentiality Exceptions: Detailed list of permitted disclosures and circumstances