The introduction of E-commerce to society occurs at every moment, given that over time, many
stores and companies see alternatives in the virtual environment for obtaining profits and sales.
The Law, in turn, cannot exempt itself from the advancement of technologies and social
reasoning. In this way, the practices carried out within digital environments deserve legal
attention, as they are technological representations of acts performed in the material
environment. The Superior Court of Justice, on its website, presents 08 (eight) monocratic
decisions that deal with the matter of Marketplaces, however, among them, some reveal how
the Law should cover the concrete case and hold digital agents responsible. The aim is to
understand the type of civil liability in such environments, the limit of this liability and how to
prove it, in situations of damage suffered by any of the parties. Such responses are provided by
the interpretation of the Court of Citizenship, precisely what makes it possible to understand
the pacified understanding, currently, about the relationship of Marketplaces and civil liability
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