Examples of claims span different contexts, showing claim as assertion or demand. Example 1, factual claim, The Milwaukee Packout system is waterproof with IP65 seal, this is claim asserting fact about product that can be tested, similar to claim that HEPA filtration removes 99.97 percent of particles, which is factual claim that can be proven. Example 2, insurance claim, After storage unit was robbed, tenant filed claim for 3000 dollars for stolen tools, this is example of demand for compensation for loss covered by insurance, requiring documentation. Example 3, argumentative claim in essay, Schools should require climate-controlled storage for student belongings because it prevents mold, this is claim of policy advocating action that needs support. Example 4, claim of value, Restoration of old furniture is more sustainable than buying new, this is judgment that something is good. Example 5, legal claim, Worker made claim for unpaid overtime wages against employer, asserting legal right to payment. So examples include factual claims like grey and gray are same color spelled differently, value claims like Packout is best, policy claims like storage facilities should provide insurance, insurance claims for fire damage, and legal claims for damages, each representing claim as statement believed true or demand for something deserved that requires evidence and reasoning to support and be accepted.
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