1. Without Prejudice Statement: Include when the settlement discussions should be kept confidential and not used in future legal proceedings

2. Confidentiality Clause: Include when settlement terms should remain confidential between parties

3. Non-Admission of Liability: Include when the settling party wants to explicitly state that settlement doesn't constitute admission of wrongdoing

4. Jurisdiction Statement: Include when dealing with inter-state or complex matters requiring clarity on jurisdiction

5. Return of Materials: Include when settlement involves return of goods or documents

6. Future Dealings: Include when settlement impacts future business relationships between parties

1. Original Complaint Documents: Copies of original complaint filing and relevant correspondence

2. Settlement Payment Details: If monetary settlement, details of payment terms, account information, or payment schedule

3. Photographic Evidence: If complaint involved physical products or damage, relevant photographs or documentation

4. Communication History: Timeline of key communications leading to settlement

5. Product/Service Documentation: Relevant invoices, warranty cards, or service agreements related to the original complaint