Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Wyoming

Re: Liability for property damage.

Generally speaking, the dollar amount of the economic harm [loss] experienced by the neighbor. If there was governmental fire suppression, the costs of fire fighting may also be assessed.

Re: Liability for property damage.

You're potentially on the hook for all the property damage caused by the fire - usually fair market value of replacement. If you are insured under a homeowner's policy, I'd recommend contacting your carrier and exploring whether this loss is covered by your policy and if so, make a claim (unless the damage is for less than say your deductible - then it might not make sense to file a claim).

Re: Liability for property damage.

If you were negligent in starting the fire, according to Wyoming law, yes, you may be liable.

As Mr. Romero said, I would immediately contact your homeowner's insurance carrier and give them notice of the potential claim.