About Steven D.
Steven D. Jaeger has built a tradition that reaches beyond a single courthouse. He seems in state and federal boards across a broad geographic span, including the U.S. Supreme Court and each federal circuit courtroom. That variety shapes the manner he approaches cases and counsel.
Jaeger earned a Bachelor of Arts in records from Thomas More College in 2003. He then finished his legal research at Salmon P. Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University, receiving his J.D. in 2007. Those educational years laid the groundwork for a litigation-oriented profession and a continuous involvement in appellate work.
Soon after law school, Jaeger moved into practice that combined trial and appellate matters. In 2010 he based The Jaeger Firm, PLLC and took at the position of managing lawyer. He has maintained that practice since, overseeing documents and guiding the firm’s legal proceedings approach. He additionally holds memberships in expert institutions and bar groups.
Jaeger’s admissions reflect an emphasis on litigation in a countrywide circuit device. He is licensed to practice in Ohio and Kentucky, and he is likewise admitted before the U.S. Supreme Court. On the federal side, his credentials extend to the 1st through 11th Circuit Courts of Appeal, giving him the ability to hold appeals throughout the nation.
That pattern of admissions factors to an appellate-heavy practice. Jaeger regularly handles appeals and files briefs in federal appellate courts, while also litigating on the trial level in state courts. He works on procedural and substantive problems that occur on appeal and at the trial strategy that feeds into later appellate work. Colleagues describe his court strategy as methodical and focused on legal clarity.
As founder and managing attorney of The Jaeger Firm, PLLC, he balances casework with company management. He oversees client matters, directs legal proceedings teams, and manages the company’s day-to-day operations. The practice has handled things throughout multiple jurisdictions and federal appellate panels.
Outside the court he maintains involvement in bar-associated things to do and expert teams. He keeps a tradition that spans trial and appellate matters and that frequently engages federal circuit courts. His recent practice concentrates on appellate legal proceedings and on trial-degree representation in Ohio and Kentucky.
