Rust Consulting Inc

Since 1976 Rust Consulting has used computer and communications technology to meet the requirements of courts law firms government and corporate counsel Founded by Ronald A Rust the group is a leader in applying computer technology to the practice of law Using the advanced computers and technology group has coded millions of documents and built databases in more than 500 cases such as MCI v ATT Westmoreland v CBS and the ChemDyne environmental case The firms practice areas include consumer law insurance product liability employment antitrust environmental mass tort bankruptcy and a variety of specialty areas such as property rights discrimination and finance Rust Consulting has processing centers located in Minneapolis and Faribault Minn with more than 870 call center stations where customer service representatives handle calls and other case team members process claims

Rust Consulting Inc has served courts, law firms, government, and corporate counsel since 1976, applying computer and communications technology to support the practice of law. Founded by Ronald A. Rust, the firm is recognized for leveraging advanced computing systems to code millions of documents and build databases in more than 500 cases, including matters such as MCI v. ATT, Westmoreland v. CBS, and the ChemDyne environmental case. With processing centers in Minneapolis and Faribault, Minnesota, Rust Consulting combines technology-driven case support with large-scale operations, including more than 870 call center stations where customer service representatives handle calls and case team members process claims. The company’s work supports a broad range of practice areas, including consumer law, insurance, product liability, employment, antitrust, environmental matters, mass tort, and bankruptcy, along with specialty areas such as property rights, discrimination, and finance. In the Minneapolis, MN area, Rust Consulting Inc stands out for its long-standing experience, deep focus on applying technology to legal workflows, and its ability to manage complex, high-volume case processing.