South Dakota § 58-4A-3 Powers of insurance fraud prevention unit.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 58-4A-3 — Powers of insurance fraud prevention unit.

South Dakota § 58-4A-3

Title 58INSURANCE

Ch. 58-4AINSURANCE FRAUD

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S.D. Codified Laws § 58-4A-3 (2026).

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The insurance fraud prevention unit through its investigator or attorney may do the following:

(1)The investigator or attorney may initiate and conduct independent investigations if the unit has cause to believe that a fraudulent insurance act has been or may be committed;

(2)The investigator or attorney may review reports or complaints of alleged fraudulent insurance acts to determine whether such reports require further investigation and to conduct such investigation;

(3)The investigator or attorney may undertake independent studies to determine the extent of fraudulent insurance acts;

(4)The investigator or attorney may promote awareness of insurance fraud through educational seminars and other education programs for the insurance industry and the general public;

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The insurance fraud prevention unit through its investigator or attorney may do the following: (1) The investigator or attorney may initiate and conduct independent investigations if the unit has cause to believe that a fraudulent insurance act has been or may be committed; (2) The investigator or attorney may review reports or complaints of alleged fraudulent insurance acts to determine whether such reports require further investigation and to conduct such investigation; (3) The investigator or attorney may undertake independent studies to determine the extent of fraudulent insurance acts; (4) The investigator or attorney may promote awareness of insurance fraud through educational seminars and other education programs for the insurance industry and the general public; (5) The attorney, subject to applicable criminal or civil law and procedure, may prosecute fraudulent insurance acts on behalf of the state through criminal and civil proceedings; and (6) The investigator or attorney may cooperate with federal, state, and local law enforcement, prosecuting attorneys, and the attorney general in the investigation and prosecution of fraudulent insurance acts.