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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that the settlement does not constitute admission of liability (used when explicitly requested by settling party)

2. Tax Implications: Addressing responsibility for any tax consequences of the settlement (relevant for large settlements or cross-border matters)

3. Insurance Provisions: Details of any insurance aspects of the settlement (when insurance companies are involved)

4. Third Party Rights: Provisions regarding rights of third parties affected by the settlement (when third parties have interests in the settled matter)

5. Severability: Provision for survival of agreement if parts are found invalid (used in complex settlements)

6. Amendment Procedure: Process for making changes to the agreement (for complex settlements that might need future adjustment)

7. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting settlement performance (relevant for settlements with ongoing obligations)

1. Schedule 1 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment installments and dates if settlement involves multiple payments

2. Schedule 2 - Released Claims: Comprehensive list of all claims being settled and released

3. Schedule 3 - Supporting Documents: List of relevant documents evidencing the original dispute or liability

4. Schedule 4 - Party Representatives: Details of authorized representatives and their authority to settle

5. Appendix A - Original Dispute Documents: Copies of key documents relating to the original dispute

6. Appendix B - Settlement Calculations: Detailed calculations showing how settlement amount was determined