Continuing from Volume 1When caution and conscience collide: the true crime story of Oklahoma's medical industry allowed Dax Laboratories to destroy a whistleblower's business and life.Meet William Brooke Webb, Jr.: an ambitious entrepreneur in Oklahoma who built a successful medical reference laboratory (QSS Labs) to handle advanced blood testing for doctors. He was (and still is) good at what he does; as such, his business grew rapidly, serving multiple doctors' offices and employing many, with over 50 employees under his direct management.When a salesman for Henry Schein, Inc. shared in the business's success, he grew closer to Webb. They worked together, profiting from the lab orders from QSS-and also began a friendship.However, the appearance of a friendship or a symbiotic working relationship soon fell away when the truth came to light: the salesman and his wife had secretly created a competing lab (DAX Laboratories) and allegedly sabotaged QSS Labs by inflating reagent prices, spreading rumors of fraud, and steering doctors away under non-disclosure agreements.William reported the unethical behavior at Henry Schein, Inc., but he wasn't protected. Instead, he endured a years-long civil suit that negatively affected his life and business.In Unjust Gaggle of Gavels, William Webb offers a tell-all cautionary tale that educates and informs regarding the litany of liabilities that were unleashed by Henry Schein, Inc. on its number one customer in the Oklahoma Market.Meant for an audience of attorneys, physicians, business professionals, and students with a pre-law or higher education background, Unjust Gaggle of Gavels seeks to expose corruption in the medical world and provide a sense of empowerment to the victims under its thumb.