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Editor’s comment: A heavy downpour

Lynn Rouse

It never rains but it pours. Cliche that may be but it’s one that works on multiple levels across the insurance industry this week.

First, literally.

This week, Bournemouth became the latest victim subjected to the scourge of surface run-off after flash floods hit the seaside town last Thursday. According to loss adjuster GAB

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