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1. Multiple Jurisdiction Provisions: Required when the professional services or parties span multiple Canadian provinces or international jurisdictions

2. Specific Risk Provisions: Needed when certain high-risk activities or specific professional scenarios require special treatment

3. Third Party Rights: Required when the waiver needs to extend to additional parties such as subcontractors or affiliated professionals

4. Claims Notification Process: Include when specific notification procedures for potential claims need to be outlined

5. Professional Association Requirements: Required when specific professional body regulations need to be addressed

6. Severability: Include when there's a need to ensure remaining provisions stay valid if some are found unenforceable

7. Amendment Procedures: Needed when specific procedures for modifying the waiver should be established

8. Dispute Resolution: Include when specific dispute resolution procedures (mediation/arbitration) are desired

1. Schedule A - Insurance Policies: Detailed list of insurance policies covered by the waiver, including policy numbers and coverage limits

2. Schedule B - Professional Services Description: Detailed scope of professional services covered by the waiver

3. Schedule C - Named Parties: Complete list of all parties covered by the waiver, including any subsidiaries or affiliated entities

4. Appendix 1 - Risk Assessment: Evaluation of specific risks and how they are addressed under the waiver

5. Appendix 2 - Claims Procedures: Detailed procedures for handling potential claims under the waiver

6. Appendix 3 - Professional Credentials: Documentation of relevant professional qualifications and certifications