There's nothing like a marker.setZIndex() for an existing marker. What you can do is replace or cover it with a new marker that was created with a higher zindex. Or you can have a dynamically controllable zindexprocess associated with your marker, remove the marker, set the parameter that controls your zindexprocess to high, then addOverlay the marker back. The last time I checked zindexprocess is only implemented during the addOverlay.
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