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1. Return of Property: Used when parties need to return documents, materials, or other property as part of the settlement

2. Social Media Guidelines: Include when parties are active on social media and specific guidelines for online behavior are needed

3. Non-Admission of Liability: Added when parties want to explicitly state that the agreement doesn't constitute admission of wrongdoing

4. References: Include in employment contexts to specify the nature and content of future employment references

5. Cooperation in Transition: Used in business or employment contexts where ongoing cooperation is needed for transition purposes

6. Tax Implications: Include when the agreement involves monetary settlement with potential tax consequences

7. Future Claims: Added when parties want to address the handling of potential future claims that haven't yet arisen

1. Schedule of Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims, disputes, or incidents being released

2. Schedule of Prohibited Statements: Specific examples or categories of statements that would constitute prohibited disparagement

3. Schedule of Existing Public Statements: List of existing public statements that parties agree to maintain or remove

4. Payment Schedule: If there's a settlement payment involved, details the payment terms and schedule

5. Form of Public Statement: Agreed form of any public statements that may be made about the resolution of disputes