If Delta and Northwest airlines merge, the combined company is likely to have more work for in-house lawyers, not less, according to those familiar with the aviation industry.
“What I would see is there would be no real reduction in the size of the legal departments because the amount of work would go up geometrically,” said Howard E. Turner, a partner with Smith, Gambrell & Russell who heads the firm’s aviation law practice.
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