Utah Unpaid Wages Statute of Limitations
4 years
to file a unpaid wages claim in Utah, from the date you're injured — under Utah Code § 78B-2-307(1)(a).
This state has no dedicated wage-claim statute of limitations, so its general breach-of-contract deadline applies to unpaid wage and overtime claims.
Not legal advice — and missing this deadline can end your case. These are general filing deadlines under each state's statute. Your actual deadline can be shorter or longer: many states toll the clock for minors, apply a "discovery rule" when an injury isn't immediately obvious, or give you far less time to sue a government agency. Confirm your specific deadline with a licensed attorney in your state before relying on any date here.
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