Michael L. Yaeger has maintained an active speaking schedule across the country, addressing complex legal frameworks ranging from the Federal Sentencing Guidelines to evolving cybersecurity regulations, as documented in firm disclosures from Carlton Fields.
The speaking engagements span multiple years and feature prominent legal and financial institutions. On June 3, 2025, Yaeger spoke at the New York City Bar Association in New York, NY, addressing developments in workplace harassment litigation during a session titled “Still Me Too: Practice Toolkit and Recent Developments in Me Too Litigation.”
Regulatory frameworks surrounding information security have formed a major component of his public presentations. Carlton Fields reported that Yaeger presented on “Regulation S-P and Information Security Update: Evolving Regulatory Framework, Industry Expectations and Accompanying Challenges” in Chicago, IL, on May 14, 2025. He delivered a similar briefing on October 23, 2024, at COMPLYConnect in Austin, TX.

Discussions on federal sentencing policy have included appearances before conservative and progressive legal organizations alike. On March 19, 2025, he addressed “The First Step Act: Should Judges Have the Power to Give Convicted Criminals Second Chances?” for The Federalist Society New York City Lawyers Chapter. Years earlier, on June 28, 2021, he examined sentencing trends for the American Constitution Society Florida Chapter.
Financial sector compliance and cyber threats have also featured prominently in the attorney’s lecture history. Sessions listed by Carlton Fields include presentations on federal sentencing guidelines for the American Council of Life Insurers in Las Vegas, NV, on July 18, 2023, and cyber fraud threats targeting retirement accounts for the Association of Life Insurance Counsel in October 2022.