1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage needs to be maintained to support indemnification obligations

2. Survival: Used when certain provisions need to survive the termination of the agreement

3. Third Party Rights: Necessary when the release or indemnity extends to third parties not directly signing the agreement

4. Dispute Resolution: Optional alternative dispute resolution procedures such as arbitration or mediation

5. Confidentiality: Required when the circumstances of the release or indemnity involve confidential information

6. Force Majeure: Used when certain events should excuse performance of indemnity obligations

7. Assignment: Needed when transfer of rights under the agreement needs to be restricted or permitted

1. Schedule A - Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims, actions, or rights being released

2. Schedule B - Indemnified Matters: Specific listing of matters, activities, or risks covered by the indemnification

3. Schedule C - Excluded Claims: List of claims or matters specifically excluded from the release or indemnity

4. Appendix 1 - Insurance Requirements: Details of required insurance coverage, limits, and terms (if applicable)