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1. Tax Implications: Addresses responsibility for taxes arising from the settlement payment, used when settlement amounts are substantial

2. Non-Disparagement: Prohibits parties from making negative statements about each other, useful in high-profile or sensitive cases

3. Return of Property/Documents: Includes when there are physical items or documents to be returned as part of the settlement

4. Future Cooperation: Details any required future cooperation between parties, used when ongoing interactions may be necessary

5. Insurance Claims: Addresses the handling of any related insurance claims, relevant when insurance companies are involved

6. Modification of Agreement: Specifies conditions under which the agreement can be modified, used in complex settlements

7. Severability: Ensures remaining provisions stay valid if any part is found unenforceable, used in complex agreements

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

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

3. Schedule C - Related Documents: List of any relevant documents, court cases, or prior agreements referenced

4. Appendix 1 - Incident Details: Detailed description of the incident or circumstances leading to the claim

5. Appendix 2 - Required Notifications: List of any required notifications or filings related to the settlement