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1. Future Medical Care: Used when there's a need to address potential future medical treatments or ongoing care requirements

2. Insurance Benefits: Include when there are insurance benefits or claims that need to be addressed specifically

3. Medicare/Healthcare Claims: Required when public healthcare providers have potential subrogation rights

4. Return to Work: Include when the injury affected employment and there are specific terms about returning to work

5. Non-Disparagement: Optional clause preventing parties from making negative statements about each other

6. Tax Treatment: Include when there are specific agreements about the tax treatment of the settlement amount

7. Assignment: Used when there's a need to address whether rights under the agreement can be assigned

8. Severability: Optional clause stating that if any provision is found invalid, the rest remains in effect

1. Schedule A - Description of Injuries: Detailed list and description of all injuries covered by the release

2. Schedule B - Medical Reports: List of medical reports and examinations relied upon in reaching the settlement

3. Schedule C - Settlement Calculation: Breakdown of settlement amount including special damages, general damages, and costs

4. Schedule D - Payment Terms: If payment is not made in full upon signing, details of the payment schedule

5. Appendix 1 - Medical Records: Copies of relevant medical records and reports referenced in the agreement

6. Appendix 2 - Incident Reports: Copies of accident reports, police reports, or other incident documentation