A lawyer for a Utah man charged with accidentally starting a massive wildfire says he will likely get a trial date this year. Robert Lyman's attorney tells KUTV that the defense has been in discussion with prosecutors about setting a trial date on misdemeanor charges of reckless burning and burning without a permit. Andrew Deiss says he expects his client to prevail and demonstrate his actions were not reckless. Authorities have said the fire was started in June 2017 by weed burning at a cabin in a popular getaway for Las Vegas residents. It destroyed 13 homes and cost nearly $40 million to fight. The Taylorsville man could face up to a year in jail if convicted on the reckless burning count and six months on a burning without a permit charge.