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.
There is no set fee. Generally to begin it is at 33.3% from there the percentage may increase depending on the stage of the case. It may be different depending on the attorney. Generally, attorneys take 33% plus expenses before filing a lawsuit, or 40% plus expenses after filing a lawsuit. However, there is no hard fast rule. It depends on the difficulty of the case and the attorney involved. An attorney and client can reach their own agreement.