Andrew P. Loucks

Andrew focuses his practice primarily on criminal defence and regulatory litigation, representing individuals in trial courts across Ontario.

Andrew holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Queen’s University. He attended Durham University, Grey College where he obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree. He then attended Osgoode Hall Law School where he received a Master of Laws degree. Andrew returned to his hometown of Chesley after having articled in Toronto.

Andrew is a member of the Criminal Lawyers’ Association, and was on Board of Directors from 2021 to 2023 as the Regional Director for Bruce and Grey counties. He is a member of the law associations in Bruce and Grey counties, and is a two-term past president of the Bruce Law Association. In 2022 Andrew worked to set up a dedicated private space and technology at Saugeen First Nation for Indigenous persons to appear in court by Zoom. Until 2026 he volunteered weekly at Saugeen First Nation providing summary legal advice and assistance in remand court to Indigenous individuals facing charges at the Walkerton Courthouse.

Andrew is a member of the Kinsmen Club of Chesley, and a past president. He is an avid bagpiper, and currently plays with the Teeswater Highlanders. Andrew previously played with the Queen’s University Pipe Band, Owen Sound & District Pipes and Drums, and Walkerton Legion Pipe Band. At law school, Andrew rowed with Grey College Boat Club.