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1. Multiple Insurers: Required when multiple insurers are involved in the subrogation claim, detailing the allocation of rights and settlement amounts

2. Tax Provisions: Include when there are specific tax implications that need to be addressed

3. Further Assurance: Include when additional documentation or actions may be required post-settlement

4. Non-Admission of Liability: Optional clause stating that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability

5. Costs: Include when there's a need to address legal costs and expenses

6. Severability: Include when parties want to ensure partial invalidity doesn't affect entire agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Claim Details: Detailed description of the original incident and insurance claim

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Details: Breakdown of the settlement amount and payment instructions

3. Schedule 3 - Required Documents: List of documents to be exchanged upon settlement

4. Schedule 4 - Original Insurance Policy: Details of the relevant insurance policy under which subrogation rights arise

5. Appendix A - Power of Attorney: If applicable, authorization documents for parties signing on behalf of others

6. Appendix B - Corporate Authorizations: Required corporate resolutions or authorizations for entering into the agreement