FDA chief counsel soon on GSK payroll

There could be a huge problem with the appointment of Troy as GSK's General Counsel...possibly involving criminal conduct. At the FDA just a few years ago, Troy was probably (no doubt) privy to inside information regarding reported ongoing Federal investigations regarding GSK and their marketing practices among other matters. Since the company nor the Feds have had anything to say substantially about the investigations, it is probably safe to say that they are under Court Seal. They are said to have begun in Colorado and then on to Boston....There is no doubt that during the appointment of Daniel Troy that he most likely gave confidential information to GSK. This would be a criminal act and he should face charges in a Court of law. He needs to be deposed by a congressional committee as to what he knew about GSK's problems while at the FDA and most importantly, if there are any Court Sealed proceedings against the company...has he broken the Seal and the law, by spilling the beans to GSK--who now pays him millions. He may have become GSK's hired prostitute, but if he broke the law--he needs to pay the piper. He is an enemy to patients
rights and safety, and places the profits of drug companies over the patients right to sue for damage caused by their products. Somebody please follow up on this...Contacting Senator Grassley of Iowa or Rep. Maurice Hinchey of New York would be a good first step. Both are ethical and involved in issues like this. Some light needs to be shined on these cockroaches (GSK and Troy ).