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1. Future Medical Treatment: Used when settlement includes provisions for potential future medical expenses or ongoing treatment

2. Insurance Coverage: Included when specific insurance terms or requirements need to be addressed

3. Property Damage: Used when settlement includes compensation for vehicle or other property damage

4. Third Party Claims: Required when there are potential claims involving additional parties not part of the main settlement

5. Medicare/Healthcare Provider Liens: Included when there are outstanding medical liens that need to be addressed

6. Non-Disparagement: Optional clause preventing parties from making negative statements about each other

7. Return of Documents: Used when specific documents need to be returned or destroyed as part of settlement

1. Schedule A - Medical Records: List of relevant medical records and reports related to injuries from the accident

2. Schedule B - Damage Assessment: Detailed assessment of vehicle damage and repair costs

3. Schedule C - Expense Documentation: Itemized list of expenses being claimed and supporting documentation

4. Schedule D - Insurance Information: Details of insurance policies and coverage relevant to the settlement

5. Appendix 1 - Accident Report: Copy of official police or accident report

6. Appendix 2 - Photographs: Relevant photographs of vehicles, accident scene, or injuries

7. Appendix 3 - Witness Statements: Statements from witnesses to the accident, if applicable