That didn’t take long. Bill Myers reports in the Examiner that Ivey Epps and her mother, Bernea Bell, filed a $100 million lawsuit against Metro on Monday. The two women are seeking damages based on “severe and painful injuries” resulting from last week’s deadly Red Line crash, and claim Metro officials are at fault for not inspecting the system’s brakes and not replacing the 1000 Series cars. Note the description included of their attorney: “The suit was brought by Florida attorney Willie Gary, whom the Wall Street Journal once dubbed “flamboyant” for his private jet, posh offices and luxury cars. He won a $240 million verdict in an infringement case against Walt Disney Corp. In litigation against communications company Motorola, Gary once asked for $93 million in fees — about $11,000 an hour. “This is a very sad and unfortunate occurrence,” Gary said in a news release.” UPDATE: A reader points out in comments that this is not the first lawsuit to be filed.