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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties wish to keep the existence, terms, or subject matter of the agreement confidential

2. Non-Disparagement: Used when parties want to prevent negative statements about each other after the release

3. Return of Property: Necessary when parties need to return documents, materials, or other property as part of the settlement

4. Ongoing Obligations: Required when certain obligations continue past the release date

5. Tax Implications: Important when the settlement involves significant monetary compensation or tax considerations

6. Future Cooperation: Used when parties need to cooperate on specific matters after the release

7. Insurance Claims: Relevant when insurance policies or claims are involved in the dispute

8. Third Party Rights: Required when the release affects rights of third parties or related entities

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

2. Schedule B - Settlement Payment Details: If applicable, details of any settlement payments, including payment terms and methods

3. Schedule C - Related Proceedings: List of any legal proceedings or actions to be discontinued

4. Schedule D - Excluded Claims: Specific listing of any claims or rights explicitly excluded from the release

5. Appendix 1 - Required Actions: List of specific actions parties must take to implement the release

6. Appendix 2 - Form of Notice of Discontinuance: Template for any required court or tribunal discontinuance notices