Andrew P. Loucks

Andrew received a B.A. in history from Queen’s University, which included a year of study at Bader College, Herstmonceux Castle in the United Kingdom. He then obtained a law degree from Durham University and a Master of Laws from Osgoode Hall Law School.

After articling in Toronto, Andrew returned to Chesley where he was raised. His practice focuses primarily on criminal defence & regulatory litigation, as well as civil litigation, real estate, and wills.

Andrew is a current member and past president of the Kinsmen Club of Chesley. He is also a past president of the Bruce Law Association and a former member of the Board of Directors and representative for Bruce and Grey Count for the Criminal Lawyers’ Association. Andrew volunteers weekly at the Saugeen First Nation, where he assists accused individuals with their court appearances, connects them with legal resources, and provides summary legal advice from a dedicated space in their community.

Andrew is a bagpiper and currently plays with the Teeswater Highlanders. In the past he played with the Queen’s University Pipe Band, Owen Sound & District Pipe Band, and Walkerton Legion Pipes and Drums. While at law school, Andrew rowed with the Grey College Boat Club.