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1. Multiple Party Provisions: Required when there are multiple plaintiffs or defendants to specify how the high-low amounts apply to each

2. Insurance Company Obligations: Needed when insurers are party to the agreement to specify their obligations

3. Interest Provisions: Optional section specifying if and how interest applies to the settlement amounts

4. Tax Provisions: Required when there are specific tax implications that need to be addressed

5. Interim Payments: Needed when parties agree to any payments prior to the trigger event

6. Appeals Process: Required when parties want to specify rights regarding appeals of the trigger event decision

7. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Optional provisions for resolving disputes about the agreement interpretation

1. Schedule A - Calculation Method: Detailed methodology for calculating final settlement amount within high-low parameters

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed timeline and mechanics for payment processing

3. Schedule C - Underlying Claim Documentation: Summary of the underlying claim and relevant documentary evidence

4. Appendix 1 - Power of Attorney: If applicable, authorization documents for representatives signing the agreement

5. Appendix 2 - Court Documents: Relevant court filings or orders related to the underlying dispute

6. Appendix 3 - Insurance Policies: Relevant insurance policies if insurers are involved in the settlement