Selena E. Molina, an associate at Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, has been named to serve as the next master in Chancery, in a move that capped the recent expansion of Delaware’s pre-eminent business court.
Molina, a 2013 graduate of Widener University Delaware Law School, will replace Morgan T. Zurn, who was recently confirmed to fill one of two new judgeships on the Chancery Court. She joins Patricia W. Griffin, who assumed the role of master last May, following the retirement of Kim E. Ayvazian after more than 11 years on the court.
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