Carol-Anne Welsh

Carol-Anne is the Technical Director of MITS. After graduating with an Honours Degree in Business Studies Carol-Anne worked as a systems analyst for various IT companies. Following a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Information Management Systems, she worked in WS Atkins. Carol-Anne was part of the Scottish team that delivered the Atkins IT Refresh.

Carol-Anne then became the IT Manager at Strathclyde University where she upgraded and standardised their IT systems and developed platforms for collaborations between the Institute of Photonics, other FE and HE organisations and industry.

Carol-Anne also studied Law at Strathclyde Law School whilst working as an IT Manager.

Carol-Anne brings to Morisons IT Solutions her many years experience as an IT practitioner combined with her expertise as a solicitor in IT.

Carol-Anne is a member of the Society for Computers and Law, she is also a Professional Member of the British Computer Society and is active in BCS Law, Data Centre and Green IT Specialist Groups.

t: 0131 240 8622
m: 07966 888 660
e: carol-anne.welsh@m-i-t-s.com

Raymond McLennan

Raymond has worked on Copyright issues since 1996 when he formed the Copyright Protection Agency Limited. Since that time he has worked with artists, musicians, IT and web developers to help protect their work. Growth rates are higher in the creative sector than in the economy as a whole. In recent years, rapid technological change and globalisation seem to have put into question many aspects of our existing copyright system. Whilst there are those who consider that the system is fit for purpose, there are others who question how well the system is doing in its fundamental job of balancing the interests of creators and users. No matter what. Raymond is best placed to advise on what affects you in Intellectual Property matters.

t: 0131 240 8653
e: raymond.mclennan@morisonsllp.com

Louise Gardiner

Louise is a Solicitor in Morisons LLP’s Corporate Department and deals with Corporate, General Commercial, Procurement and IT matters. She specialises in EU Procurement Law on which she advises a variety of clients as well as other law firms. Having spent many years as a contributing editor of Sweet & Maxwell's “European Current Law”, Louise has a thorough knowledge of European law generally.

She initially trained and worked in London and now holds both a Scottish and an English practising certificate. She has lived and worked in Germany, Belgium and Japan, and speaks fluent German and has a passable knowledge of French and Dutch.

Although Louise is now based in Scotland, she retains many professional contacts elsewhere, especially throughout England and Germany.

t: 0131 240 8674
e: louise.gardiner@morisonsllp.com