Aubry Campbell MacLean

About Aubry Campbell MacLean

Aubry Campbell MacLean is a bilingual law firm in Alexandria, Ontario, in Glengarry County near the Quebec border. The practice traces back to Macdonnell and MacDonald, a firm it describes as almost a century old, which later became MacDonald and Aubry when Pierre Aubry's father and Pierre Aubry practiced there together. Gordon Campbell and Matthew MacLean later joined Pierre Aubry to form Aubry Campbell MacLean. Pierre Aubry passed away on January 11, 2023, and Matthew MacLean has since continued serving Pierre Aubry's wills, estates, corporate, and real estate clients.

The firm calls its model "New Law": it delivers most services remotely so clients rarely need to visit an office in person, and it appears at courts across Ontario, including Ottawa, Toronto, Cornwall, Brockville, L'Orignal, and Morrisburg, plus federal matters nationwide. Senior Barrister Gordon Campbell holds a civil law degree (B.C.L.) and a common law degree (LL.B.), spent three decades practicing law including years as a federal Crown prosecutor and an Indigenous claims negotiator, and has authored several legal handbooks used to train investigators. Senior Solicitor Matthew MacLean studied political science at Concordia before earning common law and civil law degrees at the University of Ottawa and now handles the firm's real estate, wills and estates, and corporate work. Between them, the two lawyers cover Indigenous and Aboriginal law, criminal defence, business litigation, and agricultural real estate for a mostly rural, bilingual client base.