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1. Structured Settlement: Required when settlement involves periodic payments or annuities rather than lump sum

2. Medicare/Healthcare Implications: Required when settlement has implications for public healthcare coverage

3. Future Care Provisions: Used when settlement includes provisions for ongoing or future medical care

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

5. Return of Documents: Required when sensitive documents were exchanged during proceedings

6. Insurance Coverage: Required when insurance companies are involved in funding the settlement

7. Court Approval: Required when settling claims involving minors or persons under disability

1. Schedule A - Release Details: Detailed description of all claims being released

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts and timing, particularly important for structured settlements

3. Schedule C - Medical Records: List of relevant medical records and reports considered in reaching settlement

4. Schedule D - Incident Report: Detailed description of the incident that led to the injury

5. Schedule E - Future Care Cost Breakdown: Itemized list of anticipated future care costs covered by settlement

6. Appendix 1 - Court Order: Attached when court approval was required for settlement

7. Appendix 2 - Independent Medical Assessment: Copies of independent medical evaluations used in determining settlement amount