Gregory Bray is a partner in the Los Angeles office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy and a member of the firm’s Financial Restructuring Group.

Mr. Bray has a diverse national practice and has been involved in out-of-court restructurings and bankruptcies in a wide variety of industries including education, defense, automotive, media, construction, retail, apparel, healthcare, oil and gas, telecommunications, project finance, energy, subprime lending and leasing, franchises, manufacturing and high technology.

He regularly represents hedge funds, private equity funds, money center banks, financial institutions, lender syndicates comprised of first and second lien lenders, trustees and receivers, creditors' committees and equity securities holders. He frequently advises funds making control investments in, and potential purchasers of, financially distressed companies, both in and out of court. He also advises lenders in the structuring and documentation of high risk loans and debtor-in-possession loans, and the board of directors of public companies in financial distress with respect to corporate governance and fiduciary duty issues. He is also currently advising the FDIC on certain policy and structuring matters with respect to Title II of the Dodd-Frank Reform Act.

He has prevailed for his clients in cases leading to published decisions concerning valuation, reinstatement, new value and “loan to own” lender liability.