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1. Third Party Rights: Required when the IP is subject to licenses or other third-party rights that will survive the assignment

2. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Needed when the IP was created by employees or contractors who may have residual rights

3. Moral Rights: Required for copyright assignments where moral rights need to be specifically addressed

4. Registration: Include when the IP requires registration or recordal of the assignment with government authorities

5. Earn-out Provisions: Include when payment includes future performance-based compensation

6. Technology Transfer: Required when technical knowledge or know-how transfer is part of the assignment

7. Non-Competition: Include when restricting Assignor's future activities in related fields

8. Survival: Include when certain provisions need to survive the assignment completion

1. Schedule 1 - Intellectual Property: Detailed description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers, dates, and jurisdictions

2. Schedule 2 - Existing Licenses: List of existing licenses, agreements, or encumbrances affecting the IP

3. Schedule 3 - Assignment Forms: Specific forms required for recording the assignment with various IP offices

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule and calculations if payment structure is complex

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Documentation: List of all technical documents, source code, or other materials to be transferred

6. Appendix A - Due Diligence Results: Summary of IP due diligence findings and any identified issues

7. Appendix B - Excluded Rights: Clear specification of any IP rights explicitly excluded from the assignment