He got a personal settlement of $300,000, all of which went directly into his pocket. Of the $750,000 settlement awarded to Terri, the greater portion of the winnings of his court case went to pay for his lawyer - who by the way also was chairman at the hospice they sent her to.

An unbiased collection of information is at this page. There is also a clearly biased but more detailed list at this site.

It doesn't really matter though, it's not like anyone's position on it is going to change regardless of the data presented, so there's no reason to try to debate any of it.