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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Addresses ownership and usage rights of IP post-dissolution, used when IP was involved in the original contract

2. Employee/Contractor Transitions: Handles staff transitions if the original agreement involved personnel

3. Insurance and Indemnification: Specifies ongoing insurance requirements and indemnification terms, used for high-risk contracts

4. Tax Considerations: Addresses tax implications of the dissolution, used when significant financial settlements are involved

5. Dispute Resolution: Special provisions for handling potential future disputes, recommended for complex dissolutions

6. Public Announcements: Controls over public communications about the dissolution, important for business-sensitive situations

7. Non-Compete/Non-Solicitation: Post-dissolution restrictions on business activities, used in commercial contexts

8. Third Party Rights: Addresses impact on third party beneficiaries, used when third parties have rights under the original contract

1. Schedule A - Original Contract: Copy or summary of the contract being dissolved

2. Schedule B - Settlement Statement: Detailed breakdown of financial settlements and payments

3. Schedule C - Asset Register: List of assets to be returned or transferred between parties

4. Schedule D - Outstanding Obligations: List of any continuing obligations post-dissolution

5. Schedule E - Release Exceptions: Specific claims or rights excluded from the mutual release

6. Appendix 1 - Execution Requirements: Specific requirements for proper execution of the dissolution

7. Appendix 2 - Timeline: Timeline for implementing various aspects of the dissolution