Every lawyer-to-be has to undergo life as an apprentice for six months at a local law firm. But the experience of one such trainee can differ vastly from that of another.
Lawyers say the quality of training ultimately boils down to the supervising lawyer, who is responsible for ensuring that the trainee is adequately trained.
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