1. Confidentiality: Provisions regarding confidentiality of the agreement terms and underlying dispute, used when parties want to maintain privacy

2. Non-Disparagement: Mutual or unilateral agreements not to make negative statements about the other party, included when reputation protection is important

3. Return of Property: Requirements for returning any relevant documents or property, used when physical items or documents are involved

4. Additional Releases: Provisions for releasing additional parties (like officers, directors, employees), used in corporate contexts

5. Severability: Clause ensuring that if any provision is found invalid, the rest remains enforceable, used in complex agreements

6. Amendment: Provisions for how the agreement can be modified, used in complex situations where future adjustments might be needed

7. Insurance Claims: Provisions regarding insurance claims and rights, used when insurance is involved in the underlying dispute

1. Schedule A - Description of Released Claims: Detailed list or description of specific claims, incidents, or matters being released

2. Schedule B - Released Parties: Comprehensive list of all parties covered by the release when multiple entities are involved

3. Schedule C - Consideration Details: Detailed breakdown of any monetary or non-monetary consideration being provided

4. Appendix 1 - Related Documents: Copies or references to relevant documents, court cases, or prior agreements

5. Appendix 2 - Proof of Authority: Documentation proving authority to sign when corporate entities or representatives are involved