@booklet {halbersberg-otdonipftvc2010,
	title = {On the Deduction of National Insurance Payments from Tort Victims{\textquoteright} Claims},
	howpublished = {Discussion Papers},
	year = {2010},
	month = {11},
	publisher = {3 Mishpatim Online 1 (2010)},
	abstract = {In CA 1093/07 Bachar v. Fokmann [2009] (request for additional hearing denied, 2010) , the Israeli Supreme Court has formed~a formula for calculating the deduction of NII payments from a tort victim{\textquoteright}s claim, when only some of the victim{\textquoteright}s impairment is causally~linked to the tortious act in question. Overall, six Supreme Court Justices have reviewed and affirmed this simple formula.~However, this formula is incorrect, as it contradicts some of the most basic tort premises, ignores the way impairment is calculated, and~necessarily leads to the under-compensation of the victim, and to an unjust enrichment of either the tortfeasor, the National Insurance~Institute, or both. This Article, therefore, calls for the adoption of a different formula~that is both legally and arithmetically correct.},
	url = {/files/dp564.pdf},
	author = {Yoed Halbersberg}
}
