Airline deal gets N.Y. and D.C. counsel
The merger of United Airlines parent UAL Corp. and Continental Airlines Inc. will create the largest airline in the world — if the deal gets a green light from antitrust regulators. Rather than tap a usual Washington suspect as antitrust counsel, United stuck with the firm that handled the corporate end of the deal, Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
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