Influencer shares video of discussion with owner of real estate agency over parking Influencer Gabriel Piccolo, known on social media as 'Menino da Lei', was ordered to pay R$30,000 in compensation to the owner of a real estate agency in Praia Grande, on the coast of São Paulo. The decision is from the São Paulo Court of Justice (TJ-SP) and can still be appealed. The conviction occurred after the influencer published a video in which he argued with the businessman. Piccolo stopped the car in the company's parking lot and started recording after they asked him to remove the vehicle from the location. ?Click here to follow the g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. In the images, Gabriel claimed that the space was public and that the sidewalk curb had been irregularly lowered. "And the Law protects your rights. You, citizens, can park your cars freely because if this kind of thing happens to you, film the situation", said the young man in the video. The commercial defense, however, proved in the process that the section does not allow parking on public roads and that the project operates in accordance with the rules of the National Traffic Council (Contran). “If there are no public spaces available at the location, there is no appropriation of public space,” explained the lawyers. Praia Grande Court considered that influencers have the right to freedom of expression; TJ-SP considered that limits had been exceeded Social Networks Judicial decision The owner of the real estate agency sued the influencer asking for R$80,000 in moral damages. In September 2025, the lower court denied the request, on the grounds that the store was not directly identified in the video. The businessman appealed, and the TJ-SP reformed the sentence. The court understood that Piccolo went beyond the “limits of freedom of expression” and that he had no “minimum responsibility” in exposing the case. The magistrates recognized that, even without the name of the company, identification was possible because internet users recognized the business from the excerpts shown in the images. "The way in which the content was presented to the public went beyond the mere report of interpretative doubt. The videos were released in the tone of public denunciation, suggesting irregularity committed by the authors before an audience of millions of people", pointed out judge Rogério Cimino. The TJ-SP set the compensation at R$30,000, divided equally between the business and the owner -- R$15,000 for each. The court rejected the request for public retraction and the general ban on future statements by the influencer on the topic. According to the real estate company's defense, the content reached more than 30 million views on Piccolo's two social networks. The video generated more than 440 thousand new followers and financial gains estimated at R$25 thousand for the influencer. Positions g1 tried to contact Piccolo's defense, but had not received any response until the last update of this report. Lawyer Diego Guimarães Borba, who represents the business, stated that the objective of the process was to hold the influencer responsible for the publications. "When an influencer exposes people or companies without the slightest verification of the facts, the damage to reputation can be immediate and, often, irreversible [...] This type of conduct can mislead thousands of people", declared the lawyer. Influencer was ordered to compensate the owner of a real estate agency after a fight over parking was exposed on social media Social Networks VIDEOS: g1 in 1 minute Santos