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1. Confidentiality: Used when parties wish to keep the terms of the settlement and release confidential

2. Future Claims: Additional provisions addressing potential future claims, particularly relevant in personal injury cases

3. Return of Property: Required when there is physical property or documents that need to be returned as part of the settlement

4. Non-Disparagement: Include when parties wish to prevent negative statements about each other after the release

5. Cooperation: Used when ongoing cooperation between parties is required for implementing the release

6. Tax Implications: Include when the settlement involves significant monetary compensation with tax implications

7. Severability: Optional clause stating that if any provision is found invalid, the remainder of the agreement remains in effect

1. Schedule A - Description of Claims: Detailed list and description of all claims being released

2. Schedule B - Settlement Payment Details: If applicable, breakdown of any settlement payments and payment terms

3. Schedule C - Related Parties: List of additional parties covered by the release (subsidiaries, affiliates, etc.)

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

5. Appendix 2 - Proof of Authority: If applicable, documents showing authority to execute the release (board resolutions, powers of attorney, etc.)