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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties will exchange sensitive information during the course of their relationship

2. Intellectual Property: Necessary when the liability agreement involves IP rights or potential IP infringement

3. Performance Standards: Include when specific service levels or performance metrics affect liability allocation

4. Compliance with Laws: Detailed section on regulatory compliance when operating in heavily regulated industries

5. Environmental Liability: Required for agreements involving environmental risks or hazards

6. Data Protection: Necessary when personal data processing is involved in the relationship

7. Step-in Rights: Include when one party needs the right to assume control in specific circumstances

8. Security Requirements: Add when specific security measures or protocols must be maintained

1. Schedule 1 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed specifications of required insurance policies, coverage limits, and terms

2. Schedule 2 - Liability Caps and Thresholds: Specific monetary limits and thresholds for different types of liability

3. Schedule 3 - Claim Procedures: Detailed procedures for making and processing liability claims

4. Schedule 4 - Performance Standards: Specific metrics and standards that may affect liability allocation

5. Schedule 5 - Contact Details: Key contacts and escalation procedures for liability-related matters

6. Appendix A - Risk Assessment: Documentation of identified risks and mitigation measures

7. Appendix B - Incident Reporting Forms: Standard forms and procedures for reporting incidents or claims