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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties need to maintain confidentiality about the terms of the release or underlying circumstances

2. Future Claims: Used when specifically addressing potential future claims that may arise from the same circumstances

3. Return of Property: Needed when the release involves return or transfer of specific property or documents

4. Non-Disparagement: Added when parties agree not to make negative statements about each other

5. Severability: Optional clause stating that if any provision is found invalid, the rest remains enforceable

6. Third Party Rights: Required when the release extends to or affects rights of third parties

7. Revocation Period: Used when providing a period during which the releasing party can revoke the release

1. Schedule A - Description of Incident: Detailed description of the incident or circumstances being released, if applicable

2. Schedule B - Released Claims: Itemized list of specific claims being released

3. Schedule C - Consideration Details: Breakdown of any monetary or non-monetary consideration

4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the release

5. Appendix 2 - Party Representatives: List of authorized representatives if parties are corporations or organizations