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1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage must be maintained by either party

2. Survival: Needed when certain provisions should survive the termination of the agreement

3. Assignment: Include when transfer of rights under the agreement needs to be addressed

4. Severability: Important when there's risk that certain provisions might be found invalid

5. Third Party Rights: Required when the agreement may affect rights of parties not directly involved

6. Confidentiality: Include when sensitive information is involved in the background or circumstances

7. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond basic jurisdiction clause

8. Future Claims: Required when addressing potential future or unknown claims

9. Exceptions to Release: Include when certain claims or rights are specifically excluded from the release

1. Schedule 1 - Specific Claims Released: Detailed list of specific claims, actions, or rights being released

2. Schedule 2 - Indemnified Matters: Comprehensive list of matters covered by the indemnification

3. Schedule 3 - Related Parties: List of affiliated parties covered by the release and indemnification

4. Appendix A - Incident Report: If applicable, details of any incident giving rise to the agreement

5. Appendix B - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance requirements and coverage details if applicable