Washington meeting recording consent law
Washington requires the consent of all parties to record private communications, and uniquely requires that announced consent be part of the recording itself or otherwise provable.
The statute
Wash. Rev. Code § 9.73.030
What makes it tricky
The statute's own proof requirement is effectively a consent-record requirement.
What's at stake
Civil damages plus criminal misdemeanor exposure.
The posture that always works
Capture an explicit consent decision from every participant before the meeting starts — whichever state they're in — and keep a tamper-evident record of it. That's what Overturo produces, and you can download a sample of the register format below.
Also read: EU AI Act Article 50 for meetings · All state laws
This page is general information about state recording laws, not legal advice. Statutes and case law change; verify with counsel how they apply to your situation.