A commercial umbrella liability policy would usually cover which of the following situations?

The insured claimed in a TV ad that the company's product will allow dieters to lose five pounds per week for four weeks without changing their eating habits. Several dissatisfied customers sued the insured when the product did not cause weight loss.

The insured was sued for knowingly allowing its advertising agency to make untrue statements about a competitor in an advertisement for the insured's product.

The insured owns and rents out a number of subsidized housing units. Feeling justified that he has the right to know what goes on in the rented units, he regularly uses a passkey to let himself in and look around the units. One day he did this while a tenant was sleeping. The tenant woke up, saw the insured and ordered him to leave. The insured refused. Later, the tenant sued the insured for wrongful entry.

The insured borrowed a bulldozer from a friend and damaged it while using the machine.

Answer: The insured owns and rents out a number of subsidized housing units. Feeling justified that he has the right to know what goes on in the rented units, he regularly uses a passkey to let himself in and look around the units. One day he did this while a tenant was sleeping. The tenant woke up, saw the insured and ordered him to leave. The insured refused. Later, the tenant sued the insured for wrongful entry.