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1. Insurance Details: Include when insurance companies are involved in the settlement

2. Medical Provisions: Include when there are ongoing medical issues or future medical expenses to be covered

3. Property Damage: Include when there is significant property damage requiring detailed documentation

4. Third Party Rights: Include when other parties (beyond the two main parties) have interests in the settlement

5. Dispute Resolution: Include when parties want to specify alternative dispute resolution methods

6. Non-Admission of Liability: Include when settlement is reached without any party admitting fault

7. Future Claims: Include when there's potential for future complications or unknown damages

1. Schedule A - Accident Report: Official accident report and any police documentation

2. Schedule B - Damage Documentation: Photographs, repair estimates, and damage assessments

3. Schedule C - Medical Reports: Medical evaluations and treatment records if personal injury involved

4. Schedule D - Witness Statements: Statements from witnesses to the accident

5. Schedule E - Insurance Documentation: Relevant insurance policies and correspondence

6. Schedule F - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms if involving multiple payments

7. Appendix 1 - Vehicle Information: Details of vehicles involved including registration and insurance

8. Appendix 2 - Location Maps: Maps and diagrams showing the accident location and vehicle positions