1. Future Medical Treatment: Used when there's a possibility of future medical expenses or ongoing treatment needs

2. Installment Payment Plan: Include when the settlement amount will be paid in installments rather than as a lump sum

3. Insurance Company Approval: Required when the settlement needs explicit insurance company approval

4. Non-Admission of Liability: Optional clause stating that the settlement does not constitute admission of fault

5. Tax Implications: Include when there are specific tax considerations that need to be addressed

6. Third-Party Claims: Used when there are potential claims from third parties that need to be addressed

7. Severability: Include when parties want to ensure that if one part of the agreement is invalid, the rest remains enforceable

1. Schedule A - Accident Report: Police report and official documentation of the accident

2. Schedule B - Damage Assessment: Detailed assessment of vehicle damage and repair costs

3. Schedule C - Medical Reports: Medical documentation of injuries and treatment

4. Schedule D - Expense Documentation: Receipts and documentation of all claimed expenses

5. Schedule E - Insurance Documentation: Relevant insurance policies and coverage details

6. Schedule F - Photographs: Photographic evidence of the accident scene and damage

7. Schedule G - Witness Statements: Statements from witnesses to the accident, if any