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BAM Franchising, Inc. was a named plaintiff in a Utah civil lawsuit.

The Claim

BAM Franchising, Inc. filed a lawsuit against Benjamin Paul Schneider ("Reckless Ben") and other defendants.

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The Short Version

Court-record evidence and multiple independent reports support that BAM Franchising, Inc. was a named plaintiff in a Utah civil lawsuit against Benjamin Paul Schneider and other defendants. Objections about BAM’s role in the underlying dispute or about later procedural steps do not change the narrower fact that a lawsuit was filed.

Caveats

  • A filed lawsuit is an allegation, not proof that BAM’s claims are correct on the merits.
  • Some supporting links are commentary, social media, or advocacy pages; the strongest basis is the court docket and case-caption evidence.
  • BAM’s alleged non-involvement in the underlying consignment agreement may matter to the case outcome, but it does not negate that BAM filed suit.

The Receipts

  1. BAM Franchising / Bricks & Minifigs v. Reckless Ben and Bryan Mansell

    johndoesthings2026.github.io

  2. Legal News – Civil litigation and business disputes

    Reuters

  3. Utah Fourth District civil docket search (BAM Franchising related)

    UniCourt

  4. Franchise Opportunities | Bricks & Minifigs

    Bricks & Minifigs

  5. General description of civil complaints and lawsuits

    Casetext

  6. US Law Week – Business & Franchise Litigation Coverage

    Bloomberg Law

  7. Bricks & Minifigs Sucks | Public Archive

    bamsucks.com

  8. BAM Timeline - Salem Brick Trials

    Salem Brick Trials

  9. Home - Salem Brick Trials

    Salem Brick Trials

  10. Bricks and Minifigs Temporary Restraining Order - May 28, 2026

    YouTube

+ 11 more sources — see the full list on Lenz

Filed Under

BAM Franchising, Inc.Benjamin Paul Schneider

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