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1Fix the driver behind crashes, sound loss and screen glitches2Repair Windows errors before they cause bigger problems3Scan for outdated or missing drivers - takes under a minuteThe BAM Map’s operator was not identified in the latest report on Bricks & Minifigs’ lawsuit. BAM Franchising filed a case against unnamed defendants in Utah federal court on September 25, 2026, alleging contract and trade-secret violations. The company sought records to identify and serve them. A judge reportedly authorized expedited subpoenas to two service providers, but that procedural order did not decide whether BAM’s allegations are true or establish who runs the site.
What did Bricks & Minifigs file?
BAM Franchising, Inc. filed BAM Franchising, Inc. v. Does 1–10 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah on September 25, 2026. The complaint names no individual defendants; it describes them as current or former franchisees, employees, or others who allegedly obtained confidential information through contractual obligations.
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BAM alleges breach of contract and misappropriation under Utah and federal trade-secret law. Those are claims in a complaint, not findings by a court. BAM reportedly seeks damages and fees, and the complaint does not ask for an injunction.
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BAM told the court it needed discovery from third parties to identify the unnamed defendants. The complaint reportedly sought information from the hosts of The BAM Map and bamopsmanual.com, as well as Google, Slack, and YouTube. In a September 28 motion, BAM specifically sought expedited discovery involving Vercel and GoDaddy, including subscriber, account, billing, IP-log, and publication-related records.
The requested records could help connect online activity or accounts with people who could be named and served in the case. A request for records is not proof that a particular person runs a site, nor does it establish that the allegations against anyone are true.
What did the judge authorize?
According to The BAM Map’s September 30 report, Magistrate Judge Dustin B. Pead granted expedited discovery and authorized subpoenas to Vercel and GoDaddy for information that might help identify and serve the defendants. That is a procedural step allowing BAM to pursue records; it is not a ruling on the merits of the lawsuit.
The same report said it remained unclear whether the subpoenas had been served. Draft subpoenas listed October 16 as their return date. The report did not say that the operator had been identified or that either company had produced records.
Does the case reveal who runs The BAM Map?
No identity was established in the latest report. BAM reportedly said its internal investigation had identified at least one current or former franchisee as a suspected source of information. That is BAM’s account of its investigation, not a public identification or a court finding; the report did not name that person.
The reporting comes from The BAM Map, a site directly affected by the subpoena request. It describes and quotes the complaint, motion, and order, but readers should distinguish that account from a merits decision by the court. The procedural update covered here is dated September 30, 2026.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What is the Schneider case disclosure about?
The BAM Map report also quotes BAM’s September 2026 franchise disclosure document discussing a separate case, Schneider. The disclosure says: “The named defendants are not franchisees, nor does this action involve the franchise relationship. However, Franchisor believes that this action and the facts surrounding it is information that is material to the decision to enter into a Bricks and Minifigs franchise agreement.”
That statement concerns the separate Schneider case, not a judicial finding in the Doe lawsuit or proof of who operates The BAM Map.
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