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1. Confidentiality: Required when parties wish to keep the settlement terms private

2. Structured Settlement Provisions: Used when the settlement involves periodic payments rather than a lump sum

3. Insurance Coverage Confirmation: Included when settlement payments will be made by an insurance company

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

5. Future Medical Expenses: Required when settlement includes provisions for potential future medical costs

6. Tax Indemnification: Included when there are significant tax implications to the settlement

7. Return of Documents: Used when parties need to return or destroy accident-related documentation

8. Medicare/Healthcare Provider Liens: Required when there are outstanding medical liens to be addressed

1. Schedule A - Detailed Description of Accident: Comprehensive description of the accident, including police reports and witness statements

2. Schedule B - Medical Reports: Summary of medical reports and treatments related to the accident

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and schedule if not a lump sum

4. Schedule D - List of Released Claims: Specific enumeration of all claims being released

5. Appendix 1 - Supporting Documentation: Copies of relevant insurance policies, medical bills, or other supporting documents

6. Appendix 2 - Independent Medical Evaluation: If applicable, reports from independent medical evaluations