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1. Multiple Claims Handling: Required when the settlement covers multiple insurance claims or incidents

2. Third Party Rights: Needed when the settlement affects rights of parties not directly involved in the agreement

3. Ongoing Obligations: Used when either party has continuing obligations post-settlement

4. Insurance Policy Continuation: Required when specifying whether and how the underlying insurance policy continues

5. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution provisions for future disputes about the settlement

6. Severability: Clause ensuring partial invalidity doesn't void entire agreement, recommended for complex settlements

7. Language: Required when agreement is executed in multiple languages

8. Assignment: Needed when transfer of rights under the settlement needs to be restricted

1. Schedule A - Claim Details: Detailed description of the insurance claim(s) being settled

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: Detailed payment terms if settlement involves multiple payments or special arrangements

3. Schedule C - Released Claims: Comprehensive list of all claims being released under the settlement

4. Schedule D - Required Documentation: List of documents to be exchanged as part of settlement execution

5. Appendix 1 - Original Insurance Policy: Copy of the relevant insurance policy or policies

6. Appendix 2 - Claim Documentation: Key claim documents, correspondence, and evidence

7. Appendix 3 - Power of Attorney: If applicable, authorization documents for representatives signing the agreement