Perhaps you will find a case similar to yours which turned out favorably for the plaintiff. If so, you can contact the plaintiff s lawyer. One of the first questions he will ask you is how you found him. You can bet he will be quite impressed with your ingenuity in locating him this way. Even if a lawyer you find cannot represent you, he may be able to refer you to someone who can.
Lawyers generally receive referral fees when they send clients to one another.
At the end of your case, the referring attorney may receive as much as one third of the attorney fees simply for making a phone call to another lawyer. Nice work if you can get it. The downside to this is that the lawyer who actually does the work does not receive a full fee. This could reduce his incentive to work as hard on the file as if he got to keep the whole fee. It is unethical for an attorney to put less effort into a case for this reason.