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1. Insurance Requirements: Required when the Indemnitor must maintain specific insurance coverage to support indemnification obligations

2. Exclusions: Used when certain types of losses or claims are specifically excluded from the indemnification scope

3. Subrogation: Include when addressing rights of insurers to pursue claims against third parties

4. Security: Required when the Indemnitor must provide collateral or security for their obligations

5. Cross-Indemnification: Used when both parties are providing mutual indemnification

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Include when parties agree to specific dispute resolution procedures

7. Limitation of Liability: Used to cap the maximum amount of indemnification or exclude certain types of damages

8. Force Majeure: Include when certain events should excuse or suspend indemnification obligations

1. Schedule A - Specified Risks: Detailed list of specific risks or events covered by the indemnification

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Detailed specifications of required insurance coverage, limits, and terms

3. Schedule C - Claim Procedures: Detailed procedures for claim notification, processing, and resolution

4. Schedule D - Pre-Existing Claims: List of known claims or circumstances that exist prior to the agreement

5. Appendix 1 - Contact Information: List of key contacts and notice addresses for both parties

6. Appendix 2 - Form of Notice: Template for required notices under the agreement