The purpose of the present article is to study the parameters that give rise to the
legal possibility of convicting large supplier companies in social damages and their
quantification, given that consumer relations need legally supported brakes that
effectively deterthose who harm the society. Which led to the central question of this
research: What are the parameters that give rise to the legal possibility of convicting
large suppliers of social damages, and how is the quantification of such conviction
carried out? Its objectives were to define social damage and large supplier
companies, identify legal parameters that make it possible to convict large suppliers
for social damage and Determine the condemnatory quantum. Using the deductive
method, a basic, exploratory, descriptive, bibliographic and qualitative research was
developed. It was concluded that the parameters for conviction are found when there
is an injury, intentional or with grave fault, whose collective repercussion that lowers
the moral patrimony or the quality of life of a given society can be measured
objectively, of those rights that are protected by the Law of Public Civil Action and the
Consumer Protection Code, and that the amount to be indemnified, although possible
to be determined, is measured by the extent of the damage, with no possibility for
determination prior to the specific case.
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