(July 16, 2026) — Lathrop GPM is pleased to announce that Partners Tedrick Housh, Rosalee McNamara and Kathryn Nash have been included in the Lexology Index Employment & Labor Report 2026. McNamara and Nash are listed as “highly recommended,” and Housh is listed as “recommended” in this year’s report.
Housh counsels employers on a wide range of labor and employment matters, including discrimination claims, wage-and-hour class actions, OSHA citations and non-compete litigation. He also advises clients on data privacy and security issues affecting the workplace and is a frequent speaker on employment law and related topics. In addition to this recognition, Housh has been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America, Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers and the Lexology Index: Employment & Labor Guide.
McNamara represents employers nationwide in complex labor and employment matters, counseling organizations ranging from Fortune 50 and Fortune 500 companies to private, public and tax-exempt entities across a variety of industries. An accomplished trial lawyer, she has successfully defended employment discrimination claims and collective actions involving wage and hour issues, disability and leave claims, workplace investigations and harassment allegations. McNamara is a Fellow of the American College of Labor & Employment Lawyers and has also been recognized by Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America, Missouri & Kansas Super Lawyers and the Lexology Index: Employment & Labor Guide.
Nash advises employers, educational institutions and nonprofit organizations on a wide range of labor and employment matters, including wage and hour compliance, disability and leave issues, workplace policies and internal investigations. The immediate past leader of the firm’s Labor, Employment and Higher Education practice group, she also co-founded trainED™, a widely used higher education training and compliance program, and is nationally recognized for her work involving Title IX, VAWA and campus sexual misconduct matters. Nash has been recognized by Chambers USA, Twin Cities Business and the Lexology Index: Employment & Labor Guide.
Lexology Index identifies leading lawyers and consulting experts across a broad range of practice areas and industries. Research is conducted annually through an independent process that incorporates feedback from private practitioners and corporate counsel worldwide. Honorees are selected based on the strength of recommendations received from peers and clients, recognizing professionals who are considered leaders in their fields.