Shannon's Deal - Episode Guide

A country singer claims a music-publishing syndicate stole her song.

Shannon anticipates working for a paying client, a contractor whose employee is charged with manslaughter.

An art-loving burglar asks for a light sentence but ends up the target of a mob hit; Shannon has a blind date with a blabby lush.

Shannon gets involved in a small town child-custody dispute in which grandparents have taken a 6-year-old from the aunt attempting an adoption.

Shannon's estranged father seeks justice for a disgruntled dockworker friend arrested in a shootout after learning he was cheated out of his union pension.

While assisting an illegal immigrant who's facing deportation, Shannon comes upon a drug case involving the daughter of an old acquaintance.

Shannon is back at the gambling tables on behalf of a struggling girlfriend whose deadbeat ex-husband owes for back child support.

Shannon moves to an upscale firm that throws in a condo, but his heart is back at his old apartment building, where tenants are being forced out.

After Lucy escapes death during a police shoot-out, a law student enlists Shannon to bring a wrongfuldeath suit against a shop owner's killers.

After Lucy escapes death during a police shoot-out, a law student (B.D. Wong) enlists Shannon to bring a wrongful death suit against a shop owner's killers.

Shannon defends a bullying TV talk-show host charged with fomenting anti Arab sentiments, which resulted in the death of an Arab-American shop owner.

Folks don't take kindly to Shannon when he discovers the dumping of toxic chemicals while probing an explosion that critically injured Neala's friend.

Jack could end up in the slammer for not turning in an old friend's wife, who has a secret to hide besides refusing to admit her role in a hit-and-run accident.

Neala's pal hides a troubled home life, until Shannon intervenes after she's whisked away by hospital attendants ordered by her father.

Jack Shannon, a hard-boiled lawyer who is starting over after a gambling addiction cost him both his job at a major Philadelphia law firm and his family, investigates a drugs-for-arms smuggling ring.