Brent M. Ferrel is a native New Mexican, born in Las Cruces New Mexico. Mr. Ferrel spent his childhood in Albuquerque. He graduated Valley High School in 1998 and then enlisted in the United States Army and became a paratrooper. A year after arriving in his regular unit, Mr. Ferrel was one of four men in his battalion to earn the coveted Expert Infantryman’s Badge, a symbol of tactical and technical proficiency. It was with the 82nd Airborne Division that Mr. Ferrel served in Kosovo as a radiotelephone operator on a scout sniper team. Following his service with the Army, Mr. Ferrel enrolled at Campbell University and enlisted in the North Carolina Army National Guard. After completing his first semester of college, he was deployed to Afghanistan.

Upon his return to North Carolina, Mr. Ferrel continued to his studies at Campbell University and graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration. In 2006 Mr. Ferrel returned home to attend the University Of New Mexico School Of Law. He graduated in May of 2009. While at Law School, Mr. Ferrel was one of four students to win a spot on the University of New Mexico School of Law 2009 National Trial Competition Team. He competed in advocacy in Oklahoma City.

At the Branch Law Firm, Mr. Ferrel practices in the fields of mass torts, pharmaceutical litigation, medical negligence, and nursing home abuse cases. Mr. Ferrel is the proud parent of one son Rikar and husband to his loving wife, Uneik.