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

2. Return of Property: Required when settlement involves return of documents, equipment, or other property

3. Future Cooperation: Includes when ongoing cooperation between parties is needed post-settlement

4. Insurance Coverage: Relevant when insurance companies are involved in funding the settlement

5. Dismissal of Proceedings: Required when there are active court proceedings that need to be discontinued

6. Publicity/Press Release: Needed for high-profile cases where public statements about settlement are anticipated

7. Indemnification: Used when one party needs to protect against third-party claims

8. Compliance with Court Orders: Necessary when settlement relates to existing court orders

9. Medical Confidentiality: Required in cases involving medical information or records

1. Schedule A - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of payment amounts, installments, and payment methods

2. Schedule B - Release Details: Comprehensive list of specific claims being released

3. Schedule C - Confidential Information: Detailed list of information deemed confidential under the agreement

4. Schedule D - Required Documentation: List of documents to be exchanged or executed as part of settlement

5. Appendix 1 - Court Proceedings: Details of any court proceedings to be discontinued

6. Appendix 2 - Property List: Itemized list of any property to be returned or transferred