bamma
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Nope. Not done in Person A's home or car.
Must be Person A recording conversation with Person B in either Person A's home or Person A's personal car. For this kind of situation it's the car, but I think the home would be a close analog. Lots of people have recording devices in their homes so I suspect it would be more likely to find a comparable case if such a thing exists.
The first one that comes to mind was the Rosie O'Donnell lawsuit for recording her bodyguards in her home. They sued. The insurance company tried to get out of covering O'Donnell, but eventually they paid out before a final decision.
Rubino v. O'Donnell, No. 01–20983–CA–11
There are a lot of lawsuits, and from what I can see, most settle. The law is clear in most states, most people just won't sue you over it.