Waiver Agreement Template for Switzerland

1. Retained Rights: Section explicitly stating which rights are not being waived - used when there's a need to preserve specific rights within a broader waiver

2. Confidentiality: Include when the waiver relates to matters that should remain confidential or when the existence of the waiver itself should be kept private

3. Revocation Period: Used when applicable law or circumstances require a cooling-off period during which the waiver can be revoked

4. Third Party Rights: Include when the waiver affects rights of third parties or when third parties need to be explicitly excluded from benefiting from the waiver

5. Insurance and Indemnification: Relevant when the waiver relates to insurance claims or requires ongoing indemnification arrangements

6. Compliance with Laws: Include when the waiver touches upon regulated areas or requires specific compliance acknowledgments

7. Translation Clause: Required when the waiver is executed in multiple languages to establish which version prevails

1. Schedule of Waived Claims: Detailed list of specific claims, rights, or actions being waived, particularly useful for complex waivers

2. Related Agreements: Copies or summaries of agreements referenced in the waiver that are relevant to understanding its scope

3. Corporate Authorizations: If any party is a legal entity, documentation proving authority to execute the waiver

4. Proof of Independent Legal Advice: Documentation confirming that parties received independent legal advice before signing, if required

5. Form of Notice: Template for any notices required under the waiver agreement