I've had a Dynex 32 LCD for 2 1/2 yrs home use. No picture, but I hear sound. I googled it and found it to be a common problem. Best Buy wants $150 just to look at it. Other brands last longer than this. Just don't hassle yourself with brand.
In Minnesota, an attorney may charge a fee of 25% of the first $4,000 won from the workers' comp insurance company, and 20% of the next $60,000, with a total cap of $13,000 per injury.
Since that amount is lesser than $6,000 your attorney would expect a fee of $5,400 for the work they did throughout your representation. Another thing to remember when calculating back benefits is that you are only eligible to receive those benefits up to 12 months prior to your initial filing date.