<sod>'''Timothy Canova''' is a law professor and banking and finance expert. He served as an aide to the late U.S. Senator [[Paul Tsongas]] in the 1980s and went on to practice law in New York City with the international law firms of [[Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher]] and [[Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander & Ferdon]]. He was recruited as an adviser to U.S. Senator [[Bernie Sanders]] in 2011. A prolific author, he is currently a professor of law and public finance at [[Nova Southeastern University]]'s [[Shepard Broad Law Center|Shepard Broad College of Law]]. He previously held an endowed professorship as the inaugural [[Hutton Companies|Betty Hutton Williams]] Professor of International Economic Law at the [[Chapman University School of Law]]. He taught as a visiting law professor at the [[University of Miami School of Law]], and the [[St. Thomas University School of Law]]. Before becoming a Florida resident, he was granted accelerated tenure as a law professor at the [[University of New Mexico School of Law]]. Prior to that he was a visiting law professor at the [[University of Arizona College of Law]].<eod>
<sod>'''Timothy Canova''' is a law professor and banking and finance expert. He served as an aide to the late U.S. Senator [[Paul Tsongas]] in the 1980s. In 1995, he became the executive director of the National Jobs for All Coalition. He went on to practice law in New York City with the international law firms of [[Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher]] and [[Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander & Ferdon]]. He was recruited as an adviser to U.S. Senator [[Bernie Sanders]] in 2011. A prolific author, he is currently a professor of law and public finance at [[Nova Southeastern University]]'s [[Shepard Broad Law Center|Shepard Broad College of Law]]. He previously held an endowed professorship as the inaugural [[Hutton Companies|Betty Hutton Williams]] Professor of International Economic Law at the [[Chapman University School of Law]]. He taught as a visiting law professor at the [[University of Miami School of Law]], and the [[St. Thomas University School of Law]]. Before becoming a Florida resident, he was granted accelerated tenure as a law professor at the [[University of New Mexico School of Law]]. Prior to that he was a visiting law professor at the [[University of Arizona College of Law]].<eod>