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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that settlement does not constitute admission of liability - used when explicitly requested by one party

2. Tax Implications: Addressing tax consequences of settlement payments - needed when settlement involves significant monetary compensation

3. Third Party Rights: Provisions regarding rights of third parties - required when settlement affects third party interests

4. Insurance Provisions: Insurance-related terms - included when insurance companies are involved in settlement

5. Future Cooperation: Terms for ongoing business relationship - used when parties plan to continue working together

6. Publicity and Announcements: Rules for public communications - needed for high-profile disputes or listed companies

7. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving future disputes - optional but recommended for complex settlements

1. Schedule 1 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of settlement payments, installments, and payment methods

2. Schedule 2 - Timeline of Actions: Specific dates and deadlines for actions required under the settlement

3. Schedule 3 - Original Contract: Copy of the original contract that led to the dispute

4. Schedule 4 - Dispute Documentation: Summary of key dispute documents and correspondence

5. Appendix A - Release Form: Standard form for mutual release of claims

6. Appendix B - Corporate Resolutions: Corporate authorizations for settlement execution if needed

7. Appendix C - Related Agreements: Any ancillary agreements affected by or created due to the settlement