1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability by any party - used when explicitly requested by settling party

2. Non-Disparagement: Mutual obligations not to make negative statements about other parties - important in high-profile or employment-related settlements

3. Tax Implications: Clarification of tax responsibilities - needed when settlement involves significant monetary compensation

4. Return of Property/Documents: Provisions for return of any property or documents - relevant when physical items or confidential information is involved

5. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for future disputes - useful for complex settlements

6. Severability: Provision for survival of agreement if parts are found invalid - important in complex settlements

7. Amendment Clause: Process for making future modifications - useful in long-term settlement arrangements

1. Schedule of Payments: Detailed breakdown of payment installments, dates, and methods

2. Schedule of Claims: List of all claims being settled under the agreement

3. Schedule of Properties: Details of any properties or assets involved in the settlement

4. Schedule of Related Proceedings: List of all legal proceedings to be withdrawn as part of settlement

5. Schedule of Required Actions: Timeline and details of specific actions to be taken by parties

6. Schedule of Documents: List of all relevant documents referenced in the agreement