1. Confidentiality: Required when the parties wish to keep the terms of the settlement and waiver confidential

2. Future Claims: Optional section explicitly addressing potential future claims, particularly relevant for ongoing issues

3. Return of Property: Needed when there's property or documents to be returned as part of the agreement

4. Non-Disparagement: Optional clause preventing parties from making negative statements about each other

5. Specific Exclusions: Required when certain claims are specifically excluded from the waiver

6. Legal Advice: Confirmation that parties had opportunity to seek legal advice, particularly important for complex waivers

7. Social Media/Publicity: Required when parties need to address public statements or social media posts

8. Tax Implications: Needed when the settlement involves taxable amounts or tax implications

1. Schedule A - Description of Incident: Detailed description of the incident or circumstances leading to the waiver

2. Schedule B - Specific Claims Released: Itemized list of specific claims being waived

3. Schedule C - Settlement Payment Details: Payment terms and conditions if monetary consideration is involved

4. Appendix 1 - Related Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the agreement

5. Appendix 2 - Proof of Authority: Required when signatories are signing in representative capacity