Grand River Solutions is a trusted national provider of response and resolution services and products to address harassment and discrimination.

We specialize in compliance solutions for all organizations governed by state and federal regulations, including Title VI, Title VII, and Title IX, ADA/Section 504, and Clery.

Who We Are

We’ve done the work

Whether it’s testifying before the U.S. senate, being part of a team to draft legislation, or working with institutions to develop, fine-tune, or enact policy, our leadership is comprised of nationally known practitioners with substantial experience in the field.

We get you

We respond to the need organizations face during temporary or long-term absences of their equity professionals by providing highly trained and experienced practitioners to perform delegated roles critical for fulling civil rights compliance obligations.

You know us

We provide consulting, investigations, hearings, policy and program reviews, training, and Clery reporting, helping institutions to mitigate risk, reduce liability, and promote inclusive and compliant work and educational environments.

We make it better

We create products to make the hard work of compliance professionals easier, such as our case management software Case Tracker and our Clery ASR production.

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Expertise Without the Price Tag

The Benefits of a Practitioner-Based Firm

Although many of us are JDs, EdD’s and PhD’s, we keep reasonable pricing because we employ a team-based structure that partners practitioners who have significant in-the-field experience with a wide selection of national experts and top legal minds.

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Reduce Risk and Save on Insurance Costs

Through UE’s Risk Management Premium Credit (RMPC) Program, eligible UE member Insitututions can earn insurance premium credit by completing a sexual misconduct risk assessment with Grand River Solutions.

The Team

When our clients work with Grand River Solutions, they find something that is unparalleled at other firms:

Our People

That’s because we do not outsource our talent—we gather talent. We pride ourselves on innovation and in-the-field experience.

Our diverse and deep pool of team members are all full-time staff who work in partnership with fellow practitioners who hold expertise in law, technology, and business.

Responsive Partnership

Focused on You

We are committed to working with clients in an accessible and collaborative manner, so our work is reflective of your needs, organizational culture, vision, and values. As part of this commitment, we offer complimentary access to news, perspectives, templates, resources, and our LinkedIn community.

800 Higher Education Institutions | 49 States | 7 Ivy Leagues | 27 Government Agencies | 32 State Systems | 212 State System/Flagship Schools | 360 Private Schools | 20 HBCUs | 39 Religious-Affiliated Schools | 5 Insurance & Software Companies | 12 Law Firms | 6 International Institutions | 18 Art/Design/Music Schools | 12 Nonprofits/Associations | 20 Medical and Health Schools | 7 Law Schools | 25 Private Sector Businesses | 82 Community & Technical Colleges | 249 Liberal Arts Colleges |
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Introducing…

Case Tracker

A case management software designed specifically for equity offices.

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We bring professionals together to help process the complexities of the work and stay up to date with best practices. Sign up today for a complimentary membership.

Perspectives

ADA/504

FTC 1 Million Dollar Settlement Case Highlights the Fallibility of AI in Ensuring Website Accessibility for People with Disabilities

March 24, 2025—On January 3, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that AccessiBe, a company offering an accessibility overlay, would pay a $1 million fine to settle allegations of.. | Read More

Title IX

The Alternative Resolution Process—Is Your Campus Set Up for Success?

January 22, 2026—Alternative resolution processes exist in higher education because disputes sometimes grow out of unmet expectations, miscommunications, or simple misunderstandings… | Read More

Clery Act

Emergency Response and the Clery Act

January 12, 2026—After an emergency on a college campus is reported in the news, many institutions of higher education reflect on their own emergency procedures. They may initiate a review of their emergency response… | Read More

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