Brock Euper is an emerging technology and venture capital lawyer who helps technology companies, founders, and investors build, finance, and exit their businesses. He acts on venture and growth financings, M&A, and strategic transactions for high-growth companies and the funds that back them.
He has a particular interest in the defence tech and dual-use sector, working with companies building in artificial intelligence, robotics, and adjacent fields where commercial products also have national security or defence applications. He acts for companies and investors in this space, including on financings involving defence-focused funds and Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) commitments, and helps clients navigate the deal dynamics unique to the sector, including strategic investors, government-adjacent customers, and the diligence and structuring considerations that come with sensitive technologies.
Brock’s practice covers the full company lifecycle: incorporation and early-stage matters, seed through late-stage equity financings, venture debt, M&A, and technology licensing and commercial arrangements. He holds a Master of Public Administration and previously worked in public policy for the federal government, giving him a useful lens on the policy and government priorities shaping investment in strategically important technologies.
Outside the office, Brock stays active in athletics and is a former varsity rower at the University of British Columbia, where he was a member of the national championship team.
