Reckless Ben Flips the Board—Federal Court Now Takes Over

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 08:24:24 +0000

00:00 Introduction
00:28 Reckless Ben’s Notice of Removal in State Court
02:37 Requirements for Moving Case to Federal Court
04:29 Diversity of Parties
05:47 More than 75,000 in dispute
06:49 Reckless Ben’s Federal Filing
10:00 Is the TRO still in effect?
10:43 What happens next?
11:21 Why this is a POWER MOVE for Ben
13:35 Could Reckless Ben Get the Case Moved to Oregon?
15:03 Ben CHANGED THE GAME
15:37 I love (practicing in) federal court
16:13 B&M did not want to be in federal court!
17:16 Conclusion

Reckless Ben makes a huge strategic move in the case!

In this video, I break down the newly filed Notice of Removal that transfers the BAM Franchising lawsuit from Utah state court to federal court.

No more Judge Graf. This is now a federal case.

This is a significant procedural move that could change the entire course of the litigation.

We'll discuss:

• Why Ben's attorneys removed the case to federal court.
• The legal requirements for removal based on diversity jurisdiction.
• What happens to the existing state court proceedings.
• Whether this gives Ben a strategic advantage.
• What comes next as the case begins in federal court
• What might be Ben's next big move?

As always, this video focuses on the court filings and the applicable law. The allegations discussed remain allegations unless and until proven in court.

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Disclaimer: This video is for news reporting, legal analysis, and educational purposes only. It discusses allegations and publicly filed court documents. Allegations remain disputed unless and until proven in court, and nothing in this video constitutes legal advice.