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1. Confidentiality: Section requiring parties to keep the terms of the release confidential - used when privacy is important

2. Future Claims: Specific provisions about future or unknown claims - used in comprehensive releases

3. Indemnification: Additional protection requiring the releasor to indemnify the releasee against third-party claims - used in high-risk situations

4. Severability: Clause ensuring survival of remaining provisions if any part is found invalid - used in complex releases

5. Non-Disparagement: Prohibitions against making negative statements - used in sensitive situations or employment-related releases

6. Return of Property: Requirements for returning any relevant property or documents - used when physical items are involved

1. Schedule A - Description of Claims: Detailed list of specific claims or rights being released, if too extensive for main document

2. Schedule B - Related Parties: List of additional parties covered by the release (e.g., subsidiaries, affiliates, employees) if applicable

3. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the release (e.g., accident reports, previous agreements)

4. Appendix 2 - Proof of Payment: Documentation of consideration paid, if applicable