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1. Multiple Parties Release: Used when multiple claimants or beneficiaries are involved in the settlement

2. Non-Admission of Liability: Optional clause stating the settlement does not constitute admission of liability

3. Future Medical Expenses: Include when the settlement covers potential future medical costs

4. Medicare/Centrelink Compliance: Required when settlement involves government benefits or healthcare claims

5. Indemnity: Used when one party needs to indemnify others against future claims

6. Non-Disparagement: Include when parties agree not to make negative statements about each other

7. Return of Documents: Used when sensitive documents need to be returned or destroyed

8. Deed of Release: When the settlement needs to be executed as a deed rather than an agreement

1. Schedule 1 - Insurance Policy Details: Copy or summary of relevant insurance policy details

2. Schedule 2 - Claim Documentation: Summary of claim documents and correspondence

3. Schedule 3 - Settlement Calculation: Detailed breakdown of settlement amount calculations

4. Schedule 4 - Payment Details: Banking or payment instruction details

5. Appendix A - Medical Reports: Relevant medical reports or assessments (if applicable)

6. Appendix B - Expert Reports: Any expert reports relied upon for settlement

7. Appendix C - Release Forms: Additional release forms required from third parties

8. Appendix D - Compliance Certificates: Any required statutory compliance certificates or clearances