The Delaware Senate on Wednesday confirmed Morgan T. Zurn and Kathaleen S. McCormick to serve as vice chancellors on the Court of Chancery, officially expanding the court’s ranks from five judges to seven.
Zurn, who served for more than two years as a master in Chancery, and McCormick, a former equity partner and corporate litigator with Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, were unanimously approved by a vote of the full Senate at a special session of the General Assembly in Dover. They now join Tamika Montgomery-Reeves to form a court with an unprecedented three women.
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