Does personal injury coverage include protection against wrongful eviction?

Personal injury coverage typically focuses on protecting individuals against claims arising from certain types of non-physical harm, such as defamation, invasion of privacy, and false arrest. However, wrongful eviction is generally considered a liability issue more related to landlord-tenant disputes rather than personal injury. Most personal injury policies do not extend to cover wrongful eviction since it falls outside the scope of what is usually categorized under personal injury claims. This is why stating that personal injury coverage does not include protection against wrongful eviction is accurate.

In contrast, other options misrepresent the nature of personal injury coverage or apply to specific contexts that are not universally correct. For example, commercial policies might have differing provisions, but this option implies that commercial policies universally include wrongful eviction, which is not consistent across all policies. Additionally, the variability by state mentioned in another option does not reflect the general principle of personal injury coverage as applied across the board. Thus, the assertion that personal injury coverage does not include wrongful eviction captures the essence of standard policy interpretations.