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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Optional clause stating that the settlement does not constitute an admission of liability - typically included when requested by the paying party

2. Insurance Provisions: Required when insurance companies are involved in the settlement process

3. Tax Implications: Section dealing with tax responsibilities for the settlement amount - included when the amount is substantial or has clear tax implications

4. Severability: Clause ensuring that if any provision is found invalid, the rest of the agreement remains in force - included in more complex settlements

5. Future Medical Expenses: Provisions for potential future medical expenses - included in personal injury cases where future complications might arise

6. Dispute Resolution: Alternative dispute resolution mechanisms for any disputes arising from the settlement agreement - included in complex cases

1. Schedule A - Damage Assessment Report: Detailed report of damages claimed and their valuation

2. Schedule B - Payment Schedule: If payment is to be made in installments, detailed schedule of payment dates and amounts

3. Schedule C - Supporting Documents: List of relevant documents such as accident reports, medical records, or property damage assessments

4. Schedule D - Insurance Documentation: Copies of relevant insurance policies or claim documents if insurance is involved

5. Schedule E - Photos and Evidence: Photographic evidence of damages and other relevant physical evidence