Breck Milde has extensive litigation experience in the state and federal courts in the areas of commercial law; secured and unsecured transactions; creditor's rights; lender liability; real estate law (including purchase and sale transactions, landlord-tenant disputes, real estate broker liability, boundary and easement disputes, partition actions, construction law and homeowners association matters); bank operations law; negotiable instruments; insurance coverage; and bad faith. He is experienced in all phases of pleadings, discovery, law and motion, prejudgment remedies (including writs of attachment, writs of possession, receiverships, temporary restraining orders, protective orders, and preliminary injunctions), summary judgments, arbitrations, mediations, workouts, trials, writ proceedings, enforcement of judgments, and appeals.
Breck practices bankruptcy law under Chapters 7, 11 and 13 of the Bankruptcy Code, primarily representing creditors in adversary proceedings, relief from stay motions, claims disputes, objections to plans of reorganization, motions for the conversion or dismissal of bankruptcy cases, cash collateral proceedings, enforcement of executory contracts, appointment of trustees, preference and fraudulent transfer litigation, as well as post-confirmation matters.
Prior to joining Terra Law, Breck practiced at Jackson Tufts Cole & Black, LLP. Prior to that, he served as legal counsel to Comerica, and Pacific Western Bank..
Additional information about Breck Milde:
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Breck is a founding partner of Terra Law LLP
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Breck was a past chair of San Jose Bank Attorney Association
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Breck is currently a member of the Congressman Don Edwards Inn of Court, a group consisting of bankruptcy judges, and attorneys who practice in the area of Chapter 11 bankruptcy
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Breck is admitted pro hac vice in the United States Bankruptcy Courts for the Southern District of New York, the District of Maryland, the District of Delaware; and the District of Nevada; and is admitted pro hac vice in the Nevada State Court, Ninth Judicial District, and the Nevada Supreme Court
