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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Used when parties want to explicitly state that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability

2. Non-Disparagement: Include when parties agree not to make negative statements about each other

3. Future Cooperation: Required when ongoing relationship or future interactions between parties are contemplated

4. Tax Provisions: Include when settlement involves significant monetary compensation requiring tax clarification

5. Dispute Resolution: Add detailed arbitration or mediation clauses if parties want specific dispute resolution mechanisms

6. Regulatory Compliance: Include when settlement requires specific regulatory approvals or compliance measures

7. Insurance and Indemnification: Add when settlement involves ongoing indemnities or insurance obligations

1. Schedule 1 - Settlement Payment Details: Details of settlement amounts, payment schedule, and payment mechanisms

2. Schedule 2 - List of Pending Disputes/Claims: Comprehensive list of all disputes or claims being settled

3. Schedule 3 - Required Actions and Timeline: Detailed timeline and specific actions required from each party

4. Schedule 4 - Form of Release: Template or final form of mutual release documents

5. Appendix A - Related Agreements: Copies or references to relevant prior agreements affecting the settlement

6. Appendix B - Corporate Authorizations: Corporate resolutions or authorizations proving authority to enter into settlement

7. Appendix C - Supporting Documents: Key documents referenced in the settlement agreement or proving claims