Forensic Consulting · Diagnostic Tool

How Can I Help You?

Answer four questions. I’ll identify your institutional risk and map it to the right service track — so you know exactly where to start before you spend a dollar.

Rita F. Williams · Founder, Clutch Justice · 12 years federal program management · Published investigations · Active Michigan litigation
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Entry question

Where are you right now with this situation?

Your answer determines which diagnostic path applies. Select the one that fits your current position — not where you want to be.

A

I’m evaluating a case, claim, or person before committing resources

Pre-funding, pre-litigation, pre-engagement, or pre-hire. Something doesn’t fully add up and I need to know what I’m looking at before I move.

B

I’m already in it — a case, investigation, or audit is active

Records are inconsistent, patterns are emerging, or I have exposure I can’t fully quantify yet.

C

I’m building or stress-testing a legal AI product

My model is hitting accuracy ceilings, hallucinating court procedures, or I need ground-truth validation before launch.

D

I see a pattern but I can’t prove it yet

Fragmented records, unexplained institutional behavior, or something that looks systematic — but I don’t have it documented. Includes manufactured narratives in search results targeting me or my organization.

Step 1 of 4
Step 1 of 4 — Your organization

Which best describes your organization or role?

A

Insurance carrier, SIU team, or litigation finance

Underwriting risk, investigating claims, or making pre-investment case decisions.

B

Healthcare organization or fraud investigation unit

Managing compliance exposure, document trail inconsistencies, or regulatory audit risk.

C

Law firm, civil rights organization, or watchdog group

Pre-litigation mapping, pattern documentation, or organizing fragmented institutional records.

D

Legal AI or LegalTech company

Building on court data, training legal models, or stress-testing products against real docket behavior.

E

Individual, family, advocate, or nonprofit

Navigating a personal legal matter, filing an attorney grievance, preparing legislative testimony, or documenting institutional misconduct.

F

Attorney or law firm vetting a practitioner or auditing your own record

Due diligence on co-counsel before engagement, or pre-grievance audit of your own client files before a complaint arrives.

Step 2 of 4
Step 2 of 4 — Your primary concern

What is your primary concern?

Step 3 of 4
Step 3 of 4 — Timeline and urgency

What is your timeline?

A

I need something within 24–48 hours

Urgent hearing, filing deadline, or time-sensitive decision point.

B

I have 5–10 business days

Standard turnaround. Not an emergency but I want to move quickly.

C

I’m in early planning — no hard deadline yet

Building a strategy, preparing for a future filing, or scoping a longer engagement.

D

I need ongoing monitoring — not a one-time report

Active docket, retained advisory, or subscription-based intelligence on a continuous basis.

Step 4 of 4
Your Clutch Justice Recommendation

Here’s where to start.

Want the full picture? The Clutch Justice Services Guide covers all practice tracks, engagement models, pricing, and proof of method — including the Hartig investigation and the Barry County Supreme Court remand.

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