The brand's expansion efforts were halted by high interest rates and lingering debt. 

A total of 91 underage children were found working longer and later than legally allowed in 13 South Carolina stores.

The fast casual was accused of committing several worker violations.

The company alleged the YouTube star's previous comments over social media have been damaging not only to its business, but restaurants nationwide. 

The company stated the YouTuber used 'bullying tactics' during negotiations. 

The lawsuit accused the company of poor quality control and being more concerned with rapid expansion instead of the customer experience. 

The chain is down to roughly 20 stores after having almost 200 in the late 2000s. 

The restaurant industry heavily criticized the plan, and one study suggests the change would eliminate nearly 2 million jobs. 

The fast casual is now using publicity to drum up support for a nonprofit.

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