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The book "Justicia restaurativa empresarial: un modelo para armar" explores the concept of corporate restorative justice and provides practical insights for implementing restorative justice practices in cases of corporate criminality. The book is edited by Adán Nieto Martín and Raúl Calvo Soler, along with contributions from other academics and a compliance officer. It is part of a research project supported by Spain's Ministry of Economy. The book is organized into five sections or "lessons" that cover various aspects of corporate restorative justice, including its application in different criminal jurisdictions and its potential benefits and risks. The authors emphasize the need for proper education and training for legal professionals in environmental restorative justice and restorative justice approaches to white-collar crimes. The book also examines case studies from different countries and discusses the challenges and limitations of implementing restorative justice in corporate contexts. Overall, the book provides a comprehensive overview of corporate restorative justice and offers practical guidance for legal professionals, authorities, and corporations interested in incorporating restorative justice mechanisms. [Extracted from the article]