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See Ariz. Rev. Stat. (“A.R.S.”) § 12-612; ¶ 11 (2002)

§ 12-612(C); (stating that “there is ‘one action’ for damages occasioned by a wrongful death,” and “one plaintiff, one of the persons designated by statute”).

(“‘the respective interests of the persons entitled to be compensated for the loss of the decedent are different and in some circumstances, such as here, may be conflicting’ and ‘participation in the trial cannot be limited to one attorney’”) ().

424, 429 , (“[P]laintiff has the burden of proof in establishing damages ____”); ¶ 22 , (“The judge should instruct the jury to ‘find the amount of damages sustained by each beneficiary.’ ” ( , )).

Our courts have consistently construed this to mean that there is “one action for damages with one plaintiff and one judgment.” ¶ 11, (same); (stating “there is ‘one action’ for damages occasioned by a wrongful death,” and there is “but one plaintiff, one of the persons designated by statute”).

505, 508, ¶ 11 , (same); , (stating “there is ‘one action’ for damages occasioned by a wrongful death,” and there is “but one plaintiff, one of the persons designated by statute”).

is one action for damages with one plaintiff and one judgment.” (“there is 'one action' for damages occasioned by a wrongful death.

§§ 12-612,12-613; , Begay, 148 Ariz. at 508 , 715 P.2d at 761 .

(“participation in the trial of [a] wrongful death action by separate counsel for beneficiaries whose interests conflict, must be allowed”).