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1. Limitations of Liability: Used when parties want to cap the total indemnification amount or exclude certain types of damages

2. Force Majeure: Include when activities involved may be affected by events beyond parties' control

3. Mutual Indemnification: Used when both parties are providing reciprocal indemnification

4. Subrogation Waiver: Include when insurance is involved to prevent insurers from pursuing claims against the indemnified party

5. Severability: Include in complex agreements to ensure partial invalidity doesn't void entire agreement

6. Alternative Dispute Resolution: Add when parties prefer arbitration or mediation before litigation

7. Confidentiality: Include when indemnified activities involve sensitive information

1. Schedule A - Covered Activities: Detailed description of activities or operations covered by the indemnification

2. Schedule B - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types, coverage amounts, and provider requirements

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

4. Appendix 1 - Notice Requirements: Detailed procedures and contact information for claim notifications

5. Appendix 2 - Claim Handling Procedures: Step-by-step procedures for handling and processing claims