Parham, Hall & Staples, PLLP

01/16/2024

Due to weather, our office will be closed Tuesday, January 16, 2024.

06/24/2022

Happy first week of Summer! ☀️

05/19/2022

https://choosework.ssa.gov/blog/2022-05-18-discount-on-internet-service-for-eligible-households.html

The internet is an important tool – both for your job search and once you’re on the job. The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) benefit program helps to ensure that households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more....

01/04/2022

We are pleased to announce that attorney Jeff Staples who has been of counsel at the firm since 2016, is now joining us in the new partnership of Parham, Hall & Staples, PLLP. Attorney Jeff Staples specializes in Workers' Compensation and Personal Injury.

12/06/2021

Company Christmas Outing! Only one of our teams was able to escape the escape room activity!

11/25/2021

Happy Thanksgiving! Our office will be closed today and tomorrow. We hope you all have a great holiday weekend!

11/18/2021

Our office is currently hiring for a Bookkeeper. Go to the link below to apply.

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?t=full+charge+bookkeeper&jk=31d487d302ef7be7&_ga=2.171804643.294829514.1637099169-1651844400.1634160198

08/23/2021

Due to the new mask mandate our office is temporarily closed to the public. We are still working 9am - 5pm and can be reached by phone or email. Please also feel free to drop off any documents in our mail slot by the front door.

05/07/2021

Our office is currently looking to hire a receptionist. If you have customer service and computer skills send your resume to [email protected]

03/03/2021

01/08/2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 8, 2021

The Inspector General for the Social Security Administration (SSA), Gail S. Ennis, is again warning the public about widespread Social Security-related telephone scams that may use sophisticated tactics to deceive them into providing sensitive information or money.

The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) has recently received reports of telephone scammers using real SSA and OIG officials’ names—many of which are publicly available on our websites or through an online search. Other common tactics to lend legitimacy to scams are citing “badge numbers” of law enforcement officers, sending email attachments containing personal information about an “investigation,” or texting links to click on and “learn more” about a Social Security-related problem.

Inspector General Ennis wants you to know Social Security will never:

• suspend your Social Security number because someone else has used it in a crime;

• threaten you with arrest or other legal action unless you immediately pay a fine or fee;

• require payment by retail gift card, wire transfer, internet currency, or mailing cash;

• promise a benefit increase or other assistance in exchange for payment; or

• send official letters or reports containing your personal information via email.

“Don’t believe anyone who calls you unsolicited from a government agency and threatens you—just hang up,” Inspector General Ennis said. “They may use real names or badge numbers to sound more official, but they are not. We will keep updating you as scam tactics evolve—because public awareness is the best weapon we have against them.”

If you owe money to Social Security, the agency will mail you a letter with payment options and appeal rights. If you receive a letter, text, call or email that you believe to be suspicious, about an alleged problem with your Social Security number, account, or payments, hang up or do not respond.

We encourage you to report Social Security scams—or other Social Security fraud—via our website, https://oig.ssa.gov. You may also read all previous SSA OIG fraud advisories on our website. Please share this information with your friends and family, to help spread awareness about Social Security scams.

Members of the press may make inquiries to Social Security OIG at [email protected] or (410) 965-2671.

By educating yourself and knowing how to identify and report various schemes, you can stay several steps ahead of scam artists.