Florida-based Stacey Giulianti is both an insurance lawyer and a comic book fan. Who better to review and assess the damage in superhero movies and television shows, such as Man of Steel, The Batman, Spider-Man: Homecoming, 'Venom, The Boys and Avengers: Infinity War, than a 30-year veteran in the field?
Real-life insurance lawyer assesses damage in superhero movies and TV shows
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