Nadler Insurance
Coverage Types

Personal Injury

Definition

In insurance, personal injury refers to non-physical harm such as libel, slander, defamation, false arrest, invasion of privacy, and wrongful eviction. This differs from bodily injury, which involves physical harm.

Growing Up Covered

In Zach’s Words

In regular life, 'personal injury' means someone got hurt. In insurance, it actually means non-physical harm — like defaming someone, invading their privacy, or wrongful eviction. It's a tricky distinction. Physical harm = bodily injury. Reputation/rights harm = personal injury. Insurance loves making simple words complicated.

— Zach Nadler, CIO

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