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1. Term and Termination: Include when the agreement has a specific duration or termination conditions

2. Territorial Scope: Add when the agreement applies to specific geographic areas or jurisdictions

3. Confidentiality: Include when parties exchange sensitive information during covered activities

4. Force Majeure: Add when certain extraordinary events should affect liability obligations

5. Assignment: Include when transfer of rights needs to be addressed

6. Industry-Specific Compliance: Add when specific industry regulations affect liability limitations

7. Notice Requirements: Include when formal communication procedures are needed for liability claims

8. Dispute Resolution: Add when specific dispute resolution procedures (e.g., mediation) are desired

1. Schedule A - Covered Activities: Detailed list of activities or services covered by the liability exclusion

2. Schedule B - Specific Risks: Enumeration of specific risks acknowledged by the parties

3. Schedule C - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and coverage limits if applicable

4. Schedule D - Excluded Claims: Specific types of claims that remain actionable despite the general liability exclusion

5. Appendix 1 - Risk Assessment: Documentation of risk assessment conducted by parties

6. Appendix 2 - Safety Procedures: Required safety procedures or protocols if applicable