06/19/2026
🚪 LANDLORDS: What if a tenant says you entered their apartment without proper notice?
I was reviewing coverage with a rental property owner today, and it reminded me how many landlords have never heard of Personal Injury coverage.
Maybe you were checking a repair.
Maybe you thought you had permission.
Maybe it was an honest mistake.
But if the tenant alleges wrongful entry, invasion of privacy, or wrongful eviction, you could find yourself defending a lawsuit.
Most landlords focus on slip-and-fall claims and property damage. Few realize they can also be sued over how they manage the rental itself.
That's where a Personal Injury endorsement on a Dwelling Fire policy may provide valuable protection, including legal defense for covered claims.
Even if you ultimately win the case, the cost of hiring an attorney and defending yourself can be significant long before a judge ever decides who's right.
If you own rental property, it may be worth reviewing whether your policy includes Personal Injury coverage.