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1. Mutual Indemnification: Used when both parties agree to indemnify each other rather than one-way indemnification

2. Limitation of Liability: Include when parties wish to cap their potential liability exposure

3. Dispute Resolution: Added when parties want to specify particular dispute resolution procedures

4. Confidentiality: Include when the agreement involves sharing of sensitive information

5. Assignment: Used when parties need to address whether rights can be transferred to other parties

6. Force Majeure: Include when parties want to address circumstances beyond their control

7. Termination Rights: Added when parties want specific rights to terminate the agreement

1. Schedule A - Specific Activities: Detailed list of activities or circumstances covered by the indemnification

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements including types of coverage and minimum amounts

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

4. Appendix 1 - Defined Terms: Extended definitions if too lengthy to include in main agreement

5. Appendix 2 - Notice Requirements: Detailed procedures for giving notices under the agreement