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

2. Return of Property: Used when there is physical or intellectual property that needs to be returned as part of the settlement

3. Future Cooperation: Include when parties need to cooperate on transitional matters or ongoing obligations

4. Tax Implications: Added when the settlement involves significant monetary compensation or tax considerations

5. Insurance Claims: Include when insurance policies or claims are relevant to the settlement

6. Surviving Claims: Used when certain claims or obligations need to be explicitly preserved

7. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution process for any conflicts arising from the release agreement

1. Schedule of Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims being released, including case numbers or incident details

2. Schedule of Payments: If applicable, details of any settlement payments, including amounts and payment terms

3. Schedule of Excluded Claims: List of any specific claims that are not included in the release

4. Schedule of Related Parties: List of affiliated entities or individuals covered by the release

5. Schedule of Required Actions: List of specific actions that must be taken by parties as part of the release agreement