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Utah requires 7 years of continuous possession plus payment of all property taxes to claim adverse possession. Learn how Utah property owners can remove squatters using unlawful detainer and the wrongful-occupant process.
Utah statute of limitations for civil and criminal cases. Filing deadlines for personal injury, contracts, wrongful death, fraud, and felonies with Utah Code citations.
Utah surveillance camera laws: home security, workplace cameras, neighbor disputes, audio recording rules.
Utah Uniform Trade Secrets Act (Utah Code §§ 13-24-1 to 13-24-9): what qualifies, the 3-year deadline, injunctions and damages, and how the federal DTSA applies.
Utah may be holding unclaimed money in your name, claimable in perpetuity. Learn how to search mycash.utah.gov and file a free claim.
Learn Utah video recording laws. Public filming is legal. Voyeurism statute 76-9-702.7 penalties, 2025 recodification, and evidence rules explained.
Learn Utah voyeurism laws under 76-9-702.7. Hidden camera penalties, distribution felony charges, 2025 recodification, and victim remedies explained.
Utah runs a free, official statewide warrant search at warrants.utah.gov. Learn how to check if you have a warrant in Utah the right way.
Learn about Utah whistleblower laws, including the Protection of Public Employees Act, common law protections, filing deadlines, and available remedies.
Utah window tint laws: 35% VLT minimum on front side windows since May 7, 2025 (HB 112), down from 43%. Any darkness on rear windows. Medical exemptions available.
Utah windshield mounting laws: restrictions, penalties, and exemptions. Complete guide.
Utah workers' comp pays 66 2/3% of your AWW. You have 1 year to file a claim and a 12-year statute of repose. Learn your rights, deadlines, and doctor-choice rules.
Learn Utah workplace recording laws. Employee one-party consent rights, employer surveillance rules, NLRA protections, and evidence use explained.
Utah wrongful death claims: the 2-year deadline, who can sue under 78B-3-106, the separate survival action, damages, and the constitutional ban on damage caps.
The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (Utah Code 13-61-101) took effect Dec. 31, 2023. Its $25M AND-gated threshold makes Utah's coverage the narrowest U.S. state law.