Storcentric, the parent company of enterprise storage solutions such as Nexsan and Retrospect, encountered an urgent liquidity crisis due to limited cash reserves and constraints on new debt. To address this challenge, the company enlisted the expertise of Force 10, who guided them through a Chapter 11 restructuring process. Force 10's counsel was crucial in securing debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing for Storcentric, which enabled the company to sustain operations and preserve its valuable customer relationships. Storcentric was acquired under a Section 363 process according to the United States Bankruptcy Code, culminating in Serene Investment Management's purchase of the company through its credit bid rights.