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1. Non-Admission of Liability: Statement that settlement does not constitute admission of liability - used when specifically requested by settling party

2. Tax Implications: Addresses responsibility for taxes arising from settlement payments - needed when monetary compensation is involved

3. Non-Disparagement: Prohibits parties from making negative statements about each other - useful in high-profile or sensitive disputes

4. Return of Property/Documents: Procedures for returning any relevant materials - needed when physical items or documents are involved

5. Insurance and Indemnification: Coverage of insurance matters and indemnification provisions - relevant when ongoing risks exist

6. Severability: Provides for survival of agreement if parts are found invalid - useful in complex settlements

7. Third Party Rights: Addresses rights of non-parties affected by settlement - needed when settlement impacts others

8. Future Cooperation: Outlines any ongoing obligations for cooperation - relevant for complex implementations

1. Schedule of Payments: Detailed breakdown of any settlement payments, including amounts, dates, and payment methods

2. Asset Schedule: List and description of any assets being transferred or divided as part of settlement

3. Implementation Schedule: Detailed timeline of actions required to implement the settlement

4. List of Released Claims: Comprehensive list of specific claims being settled and released

5. Form of Release: Template of any additional release documents to be executed

6. Required Notices: Templates for any notices required under the agreement

7. Contact Details: Complete contact information for all parties and their representatives