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1. Non-Solicitation: Additional provisions preventing parties from soliciting each other's employees or customers, included when broader protection is needed

2. Severability: Clause ensuring remaining provisions stay valid if any part is found unenforceable, particularly important in complex multi-jurisdiction agreements

3. Assignment: Terms regarding the ability to transfer rights and obligations, included when parties anticipate potential corporate restructuring

4. Force Majeure: Provisions for circumstances beyond parties' control, included when long-term obligations are involved

5. Exit Provisions: Specific terms for early termination or modification of the agreement, included when parties want flexibility

6. Dispute Resolution: Detailed procedures for resolving disputes, including potential arbitration, included when parties prefer alternative dispute resolution

1. Schedule 1 - Restricted Business Activities: Detailed list of specific business activities, products, or services covered by the non-compete obligations

2. Schedule 2 - Restricted Territory: Maps or detailed descriptions of geographical areas where restrictions apply

3. Schedule 3 - Competing Entities: List of specific competitors or competing businesses covered by the agreement

4. Schedule 4 - Consideration Details: Detailed breakdown of any financial or other consideration exchanged between parties

5. Appendix A - Compliance Certificate: Template for periodic certification of compliance with non-compete obligations