Kåre Schultz, Teva CEO (Christopher Goodney/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Te­va CEO Kåre Schultz sees a 35% raise de­spite the com­pa­ny's con­tin­ued le­gal woes

Amid a year where rev­enues were most­ly flat but law­suits con­tin­ued pil­ing up, Te­va CEO Kåre Schultz saw him­self get­ting a raise.

In share­hold­er doc­u­ments filed to the SEC on Wednes­day, Te­va re­vealed its ex­ec­u­tive com­pen­sa­tion pack­ages for 2020. Though his salary re­mained the same as each of the last two years, Schultz’s stock awards in­creased by about $4 mil­lion from 2019, ac­count­ing for al­most all of the ad­di­tion­al pay he re­ceived in his $15.7 mil­lion pack­age.

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