The Softbank-backed company has requested court approval to finance its bankruptcy protection by using cash on hand to ensure its normal business operations, stating that it hopes to transition into Chapter 11 without disturbing operations. S&K Take: We had a trio of bigger file cases in three different jurisdictions (although all Kirkland cases) since we last wrote, with Invitae hitting the docket in New Jersey, Sientra filing in Delaware, and Robertshaw in Texas (Houston to be exact). Invitae, a genetic testing company, hits the Garden State with a TSA with its senior secured noteholders, looking to pursue the ubiquitous "value maximizing sale." The company has about $350 million in secured debt, with $1.15 billion in unsecured debt. The unsecured group apparently submitted a competing TSA prepetition that was rejected.