The Court Just Gutted the VRA. Here’s What It Means for Michigan.
Civil Rights & Voting By Rita Williams ? Clutch Justice ? May 2, 2026 The bottom line: The Supreme Court’s…
The Attorney Who Invoked Anti-SLAPP to Fight a Utility Company While Running a SLAPP Suit Against a Journalist
? Active Litigation The Saginaw County case referenced in this article, Case No. 26-000243-CZ, is open as of the date…
Tortious Interference: What It Is, What It Looks Like, and What Happens When You Get Caught
The Short Answer Tortious interference is a civil tort that holds a third party liable for intentionally disrupting someone else’s…
The Architecture of the Con: How America’s Most Infamous Litigation Schemes Got Built — and Brought Down
Direct Answer America’s most destructive litigation schemes share a common architecture: a trusted intermediary, a manufactured volume of claims, and…
Reentry Revamp: A Coalition-Led Push to Rethink What Comes After Incarceration
Reentry Reform Reentry Revamp: A Coalition-Led Push to Rethink What Comes After Incarceration By Rita Williams ? Clutch Justice ?…
Three Ways to Work With Clutch Justice Right Now
Clutch Justice · Active Services · May 2026 Three consulting engagements are currently available. Each one produces written forensic findings…
The Sigrid Stevenson Case and the Institutional Failure Behind an Unsolved Campus Murder
Rita Ruins Everything Case No. 13 · Sigrid Stevenson The Murder of Sigrid Stevenson Was Inadequately Investigated. The Mystery Is…
Who Is Running the EquiAlt Receivership? Insider Ties, Inflated Fees, and a Pattern of Rapid Flips
Direct Answer An audit of EquiAlt receivership operations documents three overlapping patterns that raise questions about whether the process is…
One County, One Employer: How the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office Sits at the Center of Every Accountability Mechanism in the Tanha Matter
What This Story Is About Marieh Tanha is a licensed Michigan attorney and an employee of the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s…
Michigan Supreme Court May 20 Public Hearing: Eight Rule Changes That Deserve More Attention Than They’re Getting
Direct Answer The Michigan Supreme Court has scheduled a public administrative hearing for May 20, 2026 at 9:30 a.m., covering…
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