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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties wish to keep the settlement terms confidential

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

3. Future Claims: Needed when specifically addressing potential future claims that may arise from the same incident

4. Return of Property: Required when physical items or documents need to be returned as part of the settlement

5. Tax Implications: Include when the settlement amount has significant tax implications that need to be addressed

6. Multiple Parties: Additional provisions needed when the release involves multiple releasors or releasees

7. Severability: Include when parties want to ensure that invalidity of one provision doesn't affect others

1. Schedule A - Description of Claims: Detailed description of all claims being released, including dates, amounts, and specific incidents

2. Schedule B - Settlement Payment Details: Breakdown of settlement amount and payment terms if applicable

3. Schedule C - Related Documents: List of any relevant documents, such as accident reports, medical records, or prior agreements

4. Appendix 1 - Witness Statements: If applicable, statements from witnesses related to the claim being released

5. Appendix 2 - Authorization Documents: Any required authorization documents, especially if signing on behalf of a corporation or another individual