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1. Multi-tiered Dispute Resolution: Used when implementing a staged approach to dispute resolution (e.g., negotiation, then mediation, then arbitration)

2. International Enforcement: Include when parties are from different jurisdictions or enforcement might be needed internationally

3. Emergency Arbitrator Provisions: Used when parties want to include procedures for urgent interim relief

4. Class Action Waiver: Include when parties wish to prohibit class-wide arbitration

5. Specific Industry Requirements: Used when the industry has particular dispute resolution requirements or standards

6. Appeals Process: Include when parties want to allow appeals of arbitration decisions

7. Virtual Proceedings: Used when parties want to explicitly allow or specify rules for remote ADR proceedings

1. Schedule A - ADR Procedures: Detailed procedures for conducting mediation and arbitration sessions

2. Schedule B - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of administrative fees, arbitrator fees, and other costs

3. Schedule C - Approved Mediators/Arbitrators: List of pre-approved neutrals if parties agree to select from a specific pool

4. Appendix 1 - Notice Forms: Template forms for initiating various ADR processes

5. Appendix 2 - Confidentiality Agreement: Standard form confidentiality agreement for all participants

6. Appendix 3 - Time Limits Summary: Chart summarizing all relevant time limits and deadlines in the ADR process