1. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreement not to make negative statements about each other - useful in high-profile or sensitive terminations

2. Intellectual Property Assignment: Additional IP transfer provisions - needed if IP was created during the engagement

3. Confidentiality: Enhanced confidentiality provisions - important if standard provisions in original agreement need reinforcement

4. Reference and Announcements: Terms regarding future references and public announcements - useful for maintaining professional relationships

5. Transition Assistance: Requirements for knowledge transfer or handover - needed if contractor handled critical functions

6. Future Work: Provisions regarding potential future engagements - useful if parties want to leave door open for future collaboration

7. Dispute Resolution: Specific dispute resolution procedures - important for high-value or complex relationships

1. Schedule A - Original Agreement: Copy or reference to the original Independent Contractor Agreement being terminated

2. Schedule B - Final Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of final payments, including any outstanding invoices or expenses

3. Schedule C - Company Property List: Itemized list of company property to be returned

4. Schedule D - Ongoing Projects: List of projects requiring handover or transition

5. Schedule E - Surviving Obligations: Detailed list of specific obligations that survive termination