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1. Ongoing Medical Treatment: Used when there are continuing medical treatments - specifies how future medical expenses will be handled

2. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the settlement terms confidential

3. Insurance Company Provisions: Required when insurance companies are involved in the settlement

4. Tax Implications: Include when the settlement amount has significant tax consequences that need to be addressed

5. Partial Disability Acknowledgment: Used when the accident resulted in permanent partial disability

6. Third Party Claims: Include when there are potential claims involving third parties

7. Revocation Period: Used when giving the releasor a cooling-off period to consider the agreement

1. Schedule A - Itemized Damages: Detailed breakdown of all damages being compensated including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering

2. Schedule B - Medical Reports: Copies or summaries of relevant medical reports and assessments

3. Schedule C - Accident Report: Official accident report or detailed description of the incident

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: If payment is to be made in installments, detailed payment terms and dates

5. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documents: List of all documents reviewed and considered in reaching the settlement