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1. Confidentiality: Terms requiring parties to keep the agreement and its terms confidential - used when privacy is important to either party

2. Non-Disparagement: Provisions preventing parties from making negative statements about each other - typically used in employment or business relationship settlements

3. Return of Property: Requirements for returning any property or documents - relevant when physical or intellectual property is involved

4. Tax Implications: Clarification of tax responsibilities - important for significant monetary settlements

5. Survival: Specification of which provisions survive the execution of the release - used for complex agreements with ongoing obligations

6. Future Cooperation: Terms requiring parties to cooperate in future matters - useful in complex business or employment situations

7. Revocation Period: Period during which the releasing party may revoke the agreement - particularly important in employment-related releases

8. Payment Terms: Detailed payment schedule or conditions - used when payment is not made in a single lump sum

1. Schedule A - Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims being released

2. Schedule B - Payment Details: Breakdown of settlement amounts and payment terms if complex

3. Schedule C - Released Parties: Comprehensive list of all parties being released, including affiliated entities

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

5. Appendix 2 - Corporate Authorizations: Required corporate resolutions or authorizations if parties are corporations