Which of the following is NOT considered a Personal Injury claim?

The claim for a broken hip caused by furniture collapse is not considered a Personal Injury claim because it typically falls under the category of bodily injury resulting from an accident or negligence. Personal Injury claims are specifically associated with non-physical harms that affect someone's personal rights, reputation, or dignity.

In contrast, claims related to wrongful entry by a landlord, false arrest due to wrongful detainment, and slanderous remarks all pertain to violations of personal rights or reputational harm, which are the focus of Personal Injury law. These situations involve actions that harm an individual's privacy, freedom, or character. Thus, the broken hip claim does not align with the legal definitions or nature of Personal Injury claims.