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1. Future Claims: Optional section for releasing future claims, used when parties want to include claims that haven't yet arisen but may arise from the same incident

2. Confidentiality: Used when parties wish to keep the terms of the release and underlying incident confidential

3. Return of Property: Include when there is physical property or documents that need to be returned as part of the release

4. Insurance Claims: Used when insurance policies are involved and need to be addressed specifically

5. Third Party Rights: Include when the release needs to extend to related parties, subsidiaries, or other third parties

6. Dispute Resolution: Optional mechanism for resolving disputes about the release, such as mediation or arbitration

7. Indemnification: Used when one party agrees to protect the other against third-party claims

1. Schedule A - Description of Incident: Detailed description of the incident or circumstances giving rise to the potential liability being released

2. Schedule B - Excluded Claims: List of any specific claims or rights that are not being released

3. Schedule C - Related Parties: List of additional parties covered by the release (if applicable)

4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Any relevant documentation referenced in the release, such as accident reports or medical records