What is NOT included in a settlement form?

A settlement form typically includes details pertinent to the specific case, such as the nature of the injury, the estimated time for recovery, and the agreed-upon salary amount. These elements are crucial for outlining the terms of the agreement and understanding the implications for the player’s contract and financial situation.

The player's age, however, is generally not a standard component of a settlement form. While it may be relevant in certain contexts, such as assessing potential future performance or marketability, it does not directly influence the specifics of the settlement concerning the injury or the financial terms. Therefore, it is not typically included in the settlement documentation focused on addressing the immediate legal and financial aspects of the case.