About Enia
Enia Titova came to law after an undergraduate degree in area studies. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University in 2003, concentrating in Russian and Eurasian Studies. Seven years later she completed a J.D. at New York University School of Law in 2010. Those academic years left her with a mix of regional knowledge and legal training that informs how she approaches complex factual situations.
Her legal career has been rooted in California. She is admitted to practice in that state and has practiced at Fenwick & West LLP. Public records list her affiliation with Fenwick & West, where she is part of a team that advises corporate clients and works on commercial matters. She joined the firm after law school and has served in roles that involve client counseling, drafting agreements, and supporting transactions and litigation preparations.
Titova’s undergraduate focus on Russian and Eurasian Studies is a distinctive element in her background. It provided language exposure and an academic frame for understanding cross-border dynamics. She has drawn on that perspective in work that touches on international elements, contract terms that implicate foreign parties, and factual inquiries that require attention to cultural or geopolitical context.
Her J.D. from NYU came during a period of rapid change in business and technology law. That environment influenced the kinds of projects she handled early in her career. At Fenwick & West she has been exposed to corporate clients of various sizes. Her practice has included drafting and negotiating commercial agreements, advising on compliance questions, and supporting clients through regulatory and transactional processes.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in document preparation and cautious in risk assessment. She approaches client work by breaking problems into discrete issues. She emphasizes clear drafting and careful review. Those habits help when a single contractual term can shift allocation of risk or when timelines are compressed.
Outside the office she has maintained ties to the academic subjects that shaped her undergraduate studies. She follows developments in the regions she studied and monitors how international shifts can affect corporate decision-making. She currently practices at Fenwick & West LLP and focuses her practice on matters handled by the firm in California.
