C.A. an Italian citizen, very fond of bikes went to Belgium to take part in an International bike competition. At the end of his stay and on his way back to the airport with a friend, C.A. stopped at a supermarket to buy some souvenirs on his way to Brussels airport. The following night the supermarket was burgled and C.A. was accused of the robbery. The supporting evidence was a CCTV (closed circuit camera) which had showed two people without identifying them. Following a long investigation C.A. was finally acquitted.

The office also acted on behalf of a European company, which won a case against an African country convicted to pay many millions of Euro.

Mr E.V. an Albanian citizen sentenced in absentia in Italy to 23 years of imprisonment on 2011 he was granted to revoke the sentence and to reopen the case thanks to Mr Iorio assistance.

V.d.B., a Belgium citizen, was arrested in Brazil following an international arrest warrant, issued by the Italian Government, in respect of a drug trafficking conviction and 7 year prison sentence passed by the Italian Court in his absence (in absentia). After challenging the extradition request, Mr Iorio succeeded to re-open the case, and by virtue of the Schengen Treaty, obtained the annulment of the conviction.

MY, Turkish entrepreneur, had asked the Italian consular authorities to issue a visa to Italy. A control at SIS revealed that against the applicant was pending a criminal proceedings in Germany. Consequently the visa was refused. Mr,. M.Y. claimed to never having been in Germany and appointed Mr Iorio as his counsel. Mr Iorio went to Turkey to take the fingerprints of MY, which were compared with those in the archives of the German police. The fingerprints turned out different. Accordingly Mr M.Y. counsel obtained an order by which the Administrative Court of Rome ruled visa to be granted.

B.A. was wanted by the American Authority for 5 federal offences. B.A. appointed Mr Iorio to deal with the case. Mr Iorio contacted the American authorities in order to plan Mr B.A. 's surrender and to avoid a long and distressful extradition proceedings. At the time of his arrival in the US Mr B.A. was not held in custody, but released on bail. The criminal case ended with a guilty plea and a sentencing of 30 days.

A.G. an Italian citizen sentenced in U.S.A. to 20 years of imprisonment after having lodged many unsuccessful applications to be transferred to his country of origin, thanks to Mr Iorio legal services, on 2009 he eventually saw granted his request.

In 2003 R.F. an Australian citizen was detained in a jail in Thailand charged with purported offences committed in Thailand. During his detention Mr R.F. was served by an Italian extradition request in relation to a conviction issued against him in absentia in 1998. The penalty for that case was 12 years and 9 months! The extradition was carried out in October 2006. After Mr R.F.'s surrender Mr Iorio was appointed in the case and he immediately found out that a mistake had been committed by the Italian Court at the time of the trial. Mr Iorio also contacted the Italian Embassy in Bangkok to get documents and information on the case. Mr Iorio lodged an application to the Criminal Court who issued the conviction but was rejected. Against this decision Mr Iorio lodged an appeal to the "Cassation Court" who upheld the appeal. Unfortunately this ruling was not complied with by the Court and Mr Iorio was compelled to lodge another appeal to the Cassation Court. The latter Court issued a second ruling that was not respected by the Court of the merit. Finally following a third appeal the Cassation ruled that the conviction should have been annulled and Mr RF was released straightaway.

R.G.A.M. a Portuguese citizen in July 2008 was to be arrested on the basis of a European Arrest Warrant issued by Italian judicial authority in a case that involved people from different countries in Europe. Mr Iorio with the co-operation of his Portuguese colleagues challenged the EAW to avoid an unfair arrest. Indeed in 2006 an Act of Italian Parliament came into force granting a reduction of 3 years for any criminal case. This legislation was applicable also to the RGAM case. After 10 months the EAW was revoked and Mrs RGAM was not detained unfairly.

On the 31st July 2005 t he Ethiopian citizen I.H., wanted for the London underground blasts, fled from England. After absconding to Europe, he sought refuge in RomeUnited Kingdom 43 days later. Mr I.H. was eventually tried before the British Court where he was arrested by Italian police and detained. Mr Iorio represented in the extradition proceedings the British Government and Mr I.H. was extradited to the and convicted of serious terrorism offences.

Mr B. was arrested for dangerous driving and released on bail. Few months later the trial begun and Mr B. appointed Mr Iorio as his counsel to deal with the case. The case was positively concluded. The defense counsel persuaded the prosecutor to change the charge from dangerous driving to careless driving, which is punished only by a fine. The previous s offence provided a penalty up to 5 years of imprisonment.