Mike,

I just received this and the Court denied the Motion for Injunctive Relief. I will print it and read it carefully and provide you with comments but from a quick reading it appears that she keeps going back to the expertise of DLR and that they are best qualified to resolve hat she deems to be a complex legal issue, that being, whether there was a duty to bargain over the policies.

I'll follow up on this in the morning but I wanted you to get it from me first.

Paul T. Hynes, Esq.

Angoff, Goldman, Manning & Hynes, P.C.

100 River Ridge Drive

Suite 203

Norwood, Massachusetts 02062

781-255-7700 (Telephone)

781-255-7750 (Facsimile)

phynes@angoffgoldman.com (Website)

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From: Christine M. Hayes <christine.hayes@jud.state.ma.us>
Date: Tue, Apr 13, 2021 at 3:33 PM
Subject: 21cv497 SPAM v Comm of Mass et al
To: <phynes@angoffgoldman.com>, <jennifer.greaney@mass.gov>, <michael.halpin@pol.state.ma.us>, <robert.quinan@mass.gov>

Good Afternoon,
I have attached a courtesy copy of Judge Roach's Memorandum and Order on Request For Injunctive Relief.
Christine

Christine Hayes, Assistant Clerk
Suffolk Superior Court, Civil Division
3 Pemberton Square
Courtroom 306
Boston, MA 02108
617-788-8141
christine.hayes@jud.state.ma.us