Utah Strict Liability is a legal concept that holds people or entities responsible for injuries caused by their negligence or intentional conduct, even if they did not intend to cause harm. In Utah, this concept refers specifically to the Duty to Warn. This is a legal duty that requires the manufacturer or seller of a product to warn the consumer of any potential risks and hazards associated with the product. It also requires the seller to provide instructions on how to use the product safely. This duty to warn applies to all products sold in Utah, including drugs and medical devices. There are two types of Utah Strict Liability Duty to Warn: General and Specific. General duty requires the manufacturer or seller to provide reasonable warnings about any risks associated with the product. Specific duty requires the manufacturer or seller to provide specific warnings about specific risks. Both types of duty to warn are meant to protect consumers from potential harm.