Federal district and appellate courts don’t have jurisdiction to review a proposed class action alleging Kimberly-Clark Corp. deceptively advertised Kleenex Germ Removal Wet Wipes as containing germicides rather than soaps, the Ninth Circuit said Wednesday.

A Second Circuit judge on Wednesday was skeptical that Exxon Mobil Corp. was required to defend BP Products North America in multiple lawsuits seeking more than $1 billion for damages caused by a Brooklyn oil spill.

Edison International expects to begin accepting applications “well before” Thanksgiving to compensate victims of the deadly Eaton Fire that destroyed swaths of the Los Angeles area in January, according to Chief Executive Officer Pedro Pizarro.

A federal judge allowed CooperSurgical’s parent company Cooper Companies Inc. to exit a lawsuit alleging the medical device business made embryo culture media that ruined a couple’s embryos as they were undergoing the in-vitro fertilization process.

Bankrupt Aleon Metals LLC’s proposed sale of its assets to a group of its lenders should be rejected because it includes key environmental permits and rights to a crucial conservation trust that can’t be purchased, a Texas environmental agency said.

Google LLC’s $30 million’s deal settling a children’s privacy suit over collecting data from young YouTube viewers and targeting them with behavioral advertising was preliminarily approved by a federal court.