Utah Consumer Laws
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If you don't live off the land in a treehouse in the middle of the woods, then you're probably a consumer. Simply put, a consumer is someone who purchases ("consumes") goods and services provided by another party. Welcome to FindLaw's section on the consumer-based laws of Utah, covering a variety of legal topics affecting consumers. In this section, you'll find articles on various business regulations, such as antitrust laws and prohibitions against deceptive business practices, in addition to criminal laws addressing identity theft and Ponzi schemes, and much more. Click on a link below to learn more about Utah consumer laws.