Q: Seeking attorney for inverse condemnation due to government pollution, exploring limited scope representation in Florida.

A: It can be challenging to find the right attorney for an inverse condemnation case, especially when pollution from a government building is involved. Since the issue is government-related, it's important to find an attorney with experience in both eminent domain and environmental law. If you are considering limited scope representation, many attorneys are open to helping with specific tasks like providing guidance on legal procedures, preparing for hearings, or assisting with trial presentations while you handle the case yourself.

To find attorneys who might be willing to work with you on this basis, you should look for firms or solo practitioners who are experienced in government liability and inverse condemnation cases. You can start by contacting local bar associations, such as the Florida Bar, to ask for recommendations of attorneys who provide limited scope representation or who may take over the case entirely if needed. Many lawyers offer flexible arrangements, so it’s worth asking if they would be willing to handle only certain parts of the case, like court appearances or settlement negotiations.

If you're unable to find an attorney to take on the full case, you could consider reaching out to legal aid organizations that might assist with cases involving government pollution or public nuisance. Your goal should be to secure professional help where it's most needed, while still managing the case yourself where possible.