Law firm Slater and Gordon has said it is considering a case against fund supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown, in relation to the the latter's promotion of funds managed by the now-defunct Woodford Investment Management.
Slater and Gordon said it was investigating on behalf of the estimated 290,000 clients affected by the collapse of Woodford funds.
Hargreaves Lansdown’s alleged wrongdoing mainly relates to its promotion of the Woodford Equity Income Fund via its bes...
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