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1. Insurance: Required when specific insurance coverage must be maintained to support the indemnification obligations

2. Exceptions to Release: Used when certain claims or rights are specifically excluded from the release

3. Third Party Rights: Included when the agreement affects or benefits third parties not directly party to the agreement

4. Severability: Added when parties want to ensure partial enforceability if some provisions are found invalid

5. Assignment: Included when transfer of rights under the agreement needs to be addressed

6. Confidentiality: Required when the circumstances of the release or indemnification involve confidential information

7. Notice Requirements: Added when specific notification procedures for claims or incidents need to be established

8. Dispute Resolution: Required when parties want to specify alternative dispute resolution methods before litigation

1. Schedule A - Released Claims: Detailed list of specific claims, incidents, or circumstances being released

2. Schedule B - Indemnified Parties: Complete list of all parties covered by the indemnification provisions, including affiliates if applicable

3. Schedule C - Excluded Claims: List of specific claims or circumstances excluded from the release or indemnification

4. Appendix 1 - Insurance Requirements: Detailed specifications of required insurance coverage, limits, and terms

5. Appendix 2 - Notice Procedures: Detailed procedures for submitting claims or notices under the agreement