Artis Kakonge, Barrister and Deputy Head of Family at No5 Chambers, has had her second article in a three-part series published in Family Law Week, continuing her examination of why the Bar needs to embrace modern business structures.
In Barristers, Cashflow and the Credit Facility Nobody Agreed To, Artis explores the cashflow challenges inherent in traditional self-employed practice at the Bar and examines how barristers can inadvertently become providers of unsecured credit through delayed payment systems. Building on themes from her first article, she considers how modern business structures could help create a more resilient, sustainable and commercially robust profession.
This article is the second instalment in a three-part series, with the final article to follow in due course. The full article is available to read on the Family Law Week website, here.
