As long as you have a judgment you can recover to the extent that assets exist. While bank accounts are often difficult to seize, and escrow funds are not the Defendant's property upon which you can execute....all is not lost.

My favorite remedy is to file a motion to discover assets (in Connecticut known as an examination of judgment debtor). You can subpoena virtually all of their non-exempt business records. ...including a list of their clients. If they fail to comply we normally move for a capias for the arrest and detention of the defendant for contempt of court. My subpoena is a court order. The funds owed to them by clients are property subject to execution. If they want to stay in business the last thing anyone wants is to have you contacting their clients to seize their accounts receivable