Abstract
This study consists of a critical analysis of the Chilean legal system's regulations regarding insurance fraud, bearing relevance to Law No. 20.667 promulgated in May, 2013. This regulation, previously non-existent in the legal system and the Code of Commerce, addresses the hypothesis of fraud in matters of insurance regarding consequences for these types of violations and those who commit these crimes. The emphasis of the present study has been placed on the dogmatic and critical analysis of the new insurance fraud crime, and specifically of the behavior and itercriminis, the legislative technique and the political-criminal need to place an autonomous crime into effect.
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