1. Non-Disparagement: Used when parties wish to prevent public criticism or negative statements about each other

2. Return of Property/Documents: Included when physical items or documents need to be returned as part of settlement

3. Future Cooperation: Added when ongoing cooperation between parties is required post-settlement

4. Tax Implications: Included when settlement involves significant monetary compensation or tax considerations

5. Insurance Claims: Required when insurance companies are involved in the settlement

6. Severability: Added for complex agreements where certain provisions might be challenged

7. Third Party Rights: Needed when settlement affects rights of parties not directly involved in the agreement

8. Modification Clause: Used when parties want to allow for potential future modifications to the settlement terms

1. Schedule A - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of settlement amounts, payment schedules, and payment methods

2. Schedule B - List of Pending Proceedings: Comprehensive list of all legal proceedings being settled

3. Schedule C - Release Documents: Templates or copies of release documents to be executed

4. Schedule D - Property Details: If applicable, details of any property involved in the settlement

5. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the settlement

6. Appendix 2 - Compliance Requirements: List of specific actions required for compliance with settlement terms