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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability by either party - useful in dispute settlements

2. Cooperation: Requirements for parties to cooperate in implementing the settlement - relevant when ongoing actions are needed

3. Tax Treatment: Specifies tax implications and responsibilities - important when settlement involves significant monetary compensation

4. Insurance: Insurance requirements and obligations - relevant when ongoing risks need to be managed

5. Publicity and Announcements: Rules about public statements regarding the settlement - important for high-profile cases

6. Continuing Obligations: Identifies which obligations continue after settlement - relevant when certain relationships continue

7. Third Party Rights: Addresses rights of third parties affected by the settlement - needed when settlement impacts others

8. Severability: Provides for survival of agreement if parts are found invalid - important in complex settlements

1. Schedule 1 - Confidential Information: Detailed list or description of information covered by the confidentiality obligations

2. Schedule 2 - Settlement Payment Details: Specific payment amounts, timing, and method of payment if applicable

3. Schedule 3 - Required Actions: Detailed list of specific actions required by each party as part of the settlement

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Agreements: List of any existing agreements affected by or relevant to the settlement

5. Schedule 5 - Authorised Recipients: List of persons or entities authorized to receive confidential information

6. Appendix A - Form of Release: Template for any required release documentation

7. Appendix B - Confidentiality Acknowledgment: Form for third parties who need to acknowledge confidentiality obligations