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1. Non-Disparagement: Mutual obligations not to make negative statements about other parties - used when reputation protection is important

2. Return of Property: Provisions for returning documents or property - relevant when physical items or sensitive documents are involved

3. Future Cooperation: Requirements for future cooperation between parties - useful in complex matters requiring ongoing interaction

4. Insurance Claims: Provisions regarding insurance claims and coverage - relevant when insurance is involved in the settlement

5. Corporate Authority: Detailed corporate authorization provisions - needed when any party is a corporation

6. Severability: Provisions for maintaining validity if parts are found unenforceable - useful in complex settlements

7. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Procedures for resolving future disputes - important for complex settlements

1. Schedule A - Settlement Payment Details: Detailed breakdown of settlement amounts, payment schedule, and payment methods

2. Schedule B - Released Claims: Comprehensive list of all claims being settled and released

3. Schedule C - Required Actions: List of specific actions to be taken by each party as part of the settlement

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

5. Appendix 2 - Corporate Resolutions: If applicable, corporate resolutions authorizing the settlement

6. Appendix 3 - Calculation Methods: If applicable, detailed explanation of how settlement amounts were calculated