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1. Non-Disparagement: Prohibits parties from making negative statements about each other, used when reputation protection is important

2. Return of Property: Requirements for returning any property or documents, relevant when physical items need to be exchanged

3. Future Cooperation: Obligations for parties to cooperate in future matters, useful in ongoing business relationships

4. Tax Implications: Addresses responsibility for taxes arising from the settlement, important for significant monetary settlements

5. Revival of Claims: Conditions under which released claims might be revived, used in complex settlements

6. Severability: Provision for maintaining validity if parts are found unenforceable, important in complex agreements

7. Amendment: Process for modifying the agreement, useful in long-term settlements

1. Schedule A - Released Claims: Detailed list of all specific claims being released

2. Schedule B - Settlement Amount: Breakdown of any monetary settlement and payment terms

3. Schedule C - Related Proceedings: List of any legal proceedings or disputes being settled

4. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant documents referenced in the release

5. Appendix 2 - Corporate Resolutions: If parties are companies, resolutions authorizing the release