My company was awarded a summary judgment.

It is very difficult to find a collections attorney that will work on a contingency fee. Most people and companies have no assets and thus your chance of recovering anything is very slim. If the judgment was against an individual, GA, NY and NJ have wage garnishment, which may increase the chances of recovery. North Carolina has no wage garnishment. If the judgment was against a corporation, LLC or partnership, likely there are no assets remaining and you have little chance of recovery. It takes a lot of work to have the individuals behind an LLC, corporation or partnership be hald responsible for a corprate or partnership debt and the attorney who works to establish that deserves to be paid. You cannot expect an attorney to work for free. You should contact creditor's attorneys in NY, GA, NY and NJ to see if anyone can do a "blended" fee arrangement (some up front and the rest on contingency) to register your judgment in those states and pursue judgment enforcement. Your company may need to face the grim relaity that there is very little chance of them recoverying anything on this judgment. People who are finacially irresponsible will avoid the banking system, never put assets into their own name, and do whatever it takes to avoid paying back their debts. Do not look for  just"collections" attorneys, because you will get attorneys like myself who never represent creditors. Search for a "creditor's" collection attorney. Good luck.