French court: $2.1 million in switched baby case

February 11, 2015 01:54

A French court on Tuesday ordered a private clinic in Cannes to pay 400,000 euros ($450,000) each to two 20-year-old girls accidentally switched at birth '" part of a 1.88 million-euro ($2.1 million) settlement with both their families.

The clinic's lawyer, Sophie Chas, said she didn't immediately know whether an appeal would be lodged against Tuesday's decision by the court in Grasse.

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