1. Tax Treatment: Addresses tax implications of the settlement payment when relevant

2. Non-Disparagement: Mutual obligations not to make negative statements about other parties, used in sensitive cases

3. Return of Property: Provisions for returning documents or property, relevant when physical items are involved

4. Future Cooperation: Requirements for future cooperation between parties, used when ongoing interaction is necessary

5. Insurance: Provisions related to insurance claims and coverage, relevant when insurance is involved

6. Deed Poll: Additional release provisions for related parties, used when benefits extend to third parties

7. Media Communications: Protocols for public statements about the settlement, used in high-profile cases

8. Severability: Provisions for maintaining validity if parts are found unenforceable, used in complex settlements

1. Schedule 1 - Settlement Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of settlement sum and payment arrangements

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

3. Schedule 3 - Related Parties: List of additional parties covered by the release provisions

4. Schedule 4 - Deed of Release: Form of release to be signed by relevant parties

5. Appendix A - Relevant Documents: List of key documents referenced in the settlement

6. Appendix B - Communication Protocol: Agreed procedures for any required future communications