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1. Force Majeure: Addresses liability in cases of unforeseeable circumstances - include when parties want specific protection against extraordinary events

2. Confidentiality: Includes liability for breach of confidential information - necessary when sensitive information is involved

3. Intellectual Property: Addresses liability related to IP rights - include when IP assets are involved

4. Environmental Liability: Specifies environmental-related liabilities - important for industries with environmental impacts

5. Product Liability: Details product-specific liabilities - necessary for agreements involving goods or products

6. Third-Party Claims: Addresses handling of third-party liability claims - important when third-party interactions are likely

7. Compliance with Laws: Details liability for regulatory compliance - include when specific regulatory frameworks apply

1. Schedule A - Insurance Requirements: Detailed breakdown of required insurance coverage, policy limits, and specific requirements

2. Schedule B - Liability Caps: Specific monetary limits for different types of liability

3. Schedule C - Claims Procedures: Detailed procedures and timelines for liability claims processing

4. Schedule D - Indemnified Parties: List of additional parties covered under indemnification provisions

5. Appendix 1 - Incident Report Template: Standard form for reporting incidents that may lead to liability claims

6. Appendix 2 - Risk Assessment: Documentation of identified risks and corresponding liability allocation