Is there a lawyer who will take a personal injury case after the lose in cival court with a jury?

You should first talk to the attorney who handled your trial.  He or she is in the best position to explain what happened at trial and to meet the strict timelines for an appeal if one is recommended by your lawer.  You can also contact someone who primarily does appellate work.  Even if your trial attorney has preserved issues for appeal and you have met the strict timelines for appeals, it is very unlikely that an appellate court will overturn a jury's finding of fact.  Appeals are more successful if there was an error of law.  This is because appeals are not "do overs."  The appellate court uses a different standard of review for an appeal of a jury's finding of fact than for a judge's error of law.  The standard that is used for an appeal from a jury's finding of fact is very deferential to the jury and an uphill battle for you.