Played by Currie Graham

Frank Ginsberg is a politically-ambitious assistant district attorney who tends to try those cases for which the publicity is the greatest, not necessarily those which improve the safety of the public. He has faced off against the attorneys of Crane, Poole & Schmidt several times, but he has never been victorious in any of the trials depicted on the show.

A.D.A. Ginsberg first appeared in 2x10 [Legal Deficits] in the assault case against Brad Chase, going up against Shirley Schmidt and Denny Crane. In 2x12 [Helping Hands], he faced Alan Shore for the first time, this time trying Jerry Espenson for charges of attempted murder. In 2x18 [Shock And Oww!], A.D.A. Ginsberg faced Denny Crane in the 'American homeowner' case against Russell Blayney. In 3x01 [Can't We All Get A Lung], A.D.A. Ginsberg tried to bring Espenson to trial again, along with Joanna Miller, on charges of prostitution, but Alan succeeded in getting the charges dismissed. In 3x04 [Fine Young Cannibal], Alan again defeated A.D.A. Ginsberg, in the Cannibal Case.

Currie Graham
The Canadian-born Graham has been appearing on TV since 1992. In 2004-5, he starred as cold-as-ice Lieutenant Bale on NYPD Blue in that show's final season. After that, he remained busy with recurring roles on House, Desperate Housewives, and CSI as well as a memorable appearance as a burned-out medic in Over There (2005). In 2004, Graham played insecure Crane, Poole & Schmidt attorney Sheldon Modry in one of the final episodes of The Practice.

Currie Graham at the Internet Movie Database.