Some of the most recognized companies in the US indicated that they would extend coverage of out-of-state medical care, decisions that will cover more than a million employees after the Supreme Court overturned a half-century-old ruling that protected abortion rights.

The US Supreme Court decision to end the constitutional right to abortion is setting up a legal fight in some key states where lawmakers plan to enact bans before gubernatorial and congressional elections later this year.

California will refuse to enforce out-of-state court orders against those who seek or assist those seeking abortions under legislation Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Friday, hours after the US Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Bank of America Corp. and Deutsche Bank AG and American Express Co. will pay for employees to travel to another state if needed to obtain a legal abortion.

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. failed to win dismissal of a lawsuit alleging the drugmaker deliberately delayed production of a lymphoma drug to avoid paying more than $6 billion to former shareholders of Celgene Corp., which it acquired in 2019.

Juul Labs Inc. persuaded a federal court to grant an emergency order blocking the Food and Drug Administration’s decision to ban its e-cigarette products from the US market.