Twins separated at birth suing for millions

Spanish twins who were separated at birth through a hospital error and reunited as adult women through a fluke are suing for millions in damages, a lawyer said today.

Spanish twins who were separated at birth through a hospital error and reunited as adult women through a fluke are suing for millions in damages, a lawyer said today.

The women finally met each other in 2001. The case has been working its way through the courts since 2004 and a court ruling on possible damages is expected soon, said Sebastian Socorro Perdomo, a lawyer for one of the twins.

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