Kansas City, Mo. – May 26, 2026: Elish A. Meyers, attorney for Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes, P.C., was the only outside lawyer invited to speak at the recent annual conference hosted by Stored Value Solutions (SVS), one of the world’s largest transaction processor of closed loop gift cards.
Elish is a member of the law firm’s Payments and Prepaid Instruments Practice Group. She spoke to SVS clients on the topic of legal compliance. Given the number of requests for her presentation, she was asked to present at multiple sessions of the conference.
About Elish A. Meyers: Elish has extensive transactional experience in the areas of regulatory compliance for stored value card products and unclaimed property analysis. Her client base consists of an international network of more than 2,000 individuals and companies, including the RGCA and the Incentive Gift Card Council. Elish also provides legal counsel on matters in the government sector on behalf of the prepaid and gift card industry.
About the Payments and Prepaid Instruments Practice Group: The Payments Group of the law firm addresses compliance of prepaid card and payment instrument programs with federal and state regulations. Their work has touched over a trillion dollars of card loads on billions of cards in hundreds of card programs in many countries. The Payments Group’s practice extends worldwide focusing upon compliance with regulations governing the prepaid card industry, including consumer protection laws, unclaimed property laws, anti-money laundering regulations, licensing requirements, privacy rules, fraud laws, local taxation laws, and the regulatory impact of GAAP and IFRS standards.
About the firm:
Rouse Frets White Goss Gentile Rhodes is a leading Kansas City law firm with a national reach that deploys skilled and client-focused practice groups to engineer favorable solutions in efficient and effective ways.
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