Molly DiBianca

Mediation and Special-Master Appointments

Molly serves as a private mediator, selected by the parties to assist in reaching an out-of-court resolution. She mediates cases involving commercial, construction, contract, employment, and trust-and-estate disputes. Molly vigorously pursues a mutually agreeable resolution through a collaborative and confidential process, while focusing on the needs and desires of the parties to ensure a satisfying outcome to all parties.

Molly regularly serves as a court-appointed Special Master in Delaware’s Court of Chancery and in the Complex Commercial Litigation Division (CCLD) of Delaware’s Superior Court. Molly is a Fellow of the Academy of Court-Appointed Neutrals—the only Fellow in Delaware. Molly is a certified mediator and arbitrator with the American Arbitration Association (AAA). 

Litigation

Molly is an experienced trial lawyer. For nearly two decades, Molly has represented businesses in complex commercial and employment disputes in state and federal courts.

Employer Representation

For two decades, Molly has guided employers through the maze of workplace laws.  She has counseled business of all sizes and in a variety of industries on every aspect of employment law. She is a frequent speaker and teaches best practices to executives and in-house counsel.  Molly also conducts internal investigations and is often called upon to investigate the most serious allegations.  Clients appreciate her ability to quickly root out the underlying issues in workplace conflicts and to make suggestions for resolution that are practical and realistic.

Technology

Molly is well known for her deep knowledge of technology in the practice of law.  In 2024, she was appointed as the Co-Chair of the Delaware Supreme Court’s Commission on Law & Technology’s Emerging Technology committee, which focuses predominantly on Artificial Intelligence.  Prior to that appointment, Molly served as the Co-Chair of the Delaware Supreme Court Commission on Law & Technology.  For more than 10 years, she has been a leading author and speaker on matters relating to technology in the legal field, with a special emphasis on legal ethics and social media.  Molly utilizes her expertise in this area when assisting parties in resolving e-discovery or other technology-related discovery disputes.

Molly created and wrote the Delaware Employment Law Blog for several years. It was voted into the ABA Journal’s Top 100 Blawgs five years in a row and was awarded a spot in the magazine’s Top 100 Blawgs Hall of Fame in 2015.