> “It works,” said Charles Brower, a longtime ISDS arbitrator. “Like any system of law, there will be disappointments; you’re dealing with human systems. But th

> “It works,” said Charles Brower, a longtime ISDS arbitrator. “Like any system of law, there will be disappointments; you’re dealing with human systems. But this system fundamentally produces as good justice as the federal courts of the United States.” Is that supposed to be a ringing endorsement? A lot of people regard the US justice system as "the best justice money can buy", with victory going to whoever can afford to put up the biggest fight.