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1. Insurance Provisions: Required when insurance companies are involved, detailing their rights and obligations

2. Multiple Party Provisions: Needed when there are multiple plaintiffs or defendants, specifying how the high-low limits apply

3. Court Approval: Required when the agreement needs court validation or relates to ongoing court proceedings

4. Tax Implications: Include when settlement amounts have significant tax consequences requiring specific handling

5. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Optional provisions for handling disputes about the agreement interpretation

6. Assignment Rights: Include when transfer of rights under the agreement needs to be addressed

7. Severability: Optional clause addressing the survival of provisions if parts are found invalid

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

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: If applicable, detailed payment terms and conditions

3. Schedule C - Claims Documentation: List of relevant claims, damages, or losses covered by the agreement

4. Schedule D - Procedural Requirements: Any specific procedures or requirements for implementing the agreement

5. Appendix 1 - Related Court Documents: Copies of relevant court filings or orders

6. Appendix 2 - Insurance Policies: Relevant insurance policies if insurance companies are involved