I am not a lawyer with that being said from my limited understanding... No you cannot record if not all parties agree. Mediations are generally considered conf

I am not a lawyer with that being said from my limited understanding... No you cannot record if not all parties agree. Mediations are generally considered confidential and cannot be used in court so recording the conversation for any purpose would be a violation of the confidentiality. That being said, even if were allowed to record it, anything said in that mediation cannot be used in any litigation, as the mediation is confidential. If you want to record it instead of taking notes, that might be a legitimate reason to record it. However, for all practical purposes, recording a mediation is unnecessary. If you get the dispute resolved, a formal agreement will be drafted. If not, you will continue to litigate the issues.