Paul Reichler has been dubbed Mr. World Court for his dominance at the seat of public international law. But in the past week Mr. World Court became Mr. Arbitration.
It was a great week for public health and maritime borders. And a terrible week for international bullies. In the space of five days, Foley Hoag’s Reichler won the most sweeping possible victories for the Philippines over China, on control of the South China Sea; and for Uruguay over Philip Morris International, on the regulation of tobacco packaging.
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