1. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding confidentiality of the settlement terms, used when parties wish to keep details private

2. Future Medical Treatment: Provisions for potential future medical treatment and associated costs, used when ongoing medical issues are anticipated

3. Insurance Coverage: Details of insurance coverage and insurer's role, used when insurance companies are involved

4. Non-Disparagement: Mutual agreements not to make negative statements about other parties, used in sensitive cases

5. Revocation Period: Period during which the injured party can revoke the agreement, used when required by law or agreed by parties

6. Third-Party Claims: Provisions regarding potential third-party claims, used when other parties might have related claims

7. Social Security and Benefits: Impact on social security or other benefits, used when the injured party receives government benefits

1. Schedule A - Medical Reports: Copies or summaries of relevant medical reports and assessments

2. Schedule B - Expense Documentation: Detailed list and evidence of expenses claimed and covered by the settlement

3. Schedule C - Accident Report: Official accident reports, police reports, or other documentary evidence of the incident

4. Schedule D - Calculation of Damages: Detailed breakdown of how the settlement amount was calculated

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

6. Schedule F - Medical Bills: Copies of medical bills and treatment costs

7. Appendix 1 - Power of Attorney: If applicable, power of attorney documentation for any party represented by another