Question: What legal actions can be taken if someone discovers that they have been recorded without consent in a shared living space, especially in a state that requires two-party consent for recording?

Answer: In a case involving unauthorized recording in a shared living space, consider sending a demand letter as a pre-litigation step, citing intrusion upon seclusion and breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment (if applicable in the jurisdiction). The demand letter could request the destruction of any recordings. If you have questions regarding whether or not your jurisdiction has a legal theory for intrusion upon seclusion or covenant of quiet enjoyment or something similar, you can book a call with an attorney.