Yes.
I use this technic to work with Many-to-Many relationships.
Let's say you have a role-permission model.

<div class = "form-group">
	{{ Form::label('Permissions') }}
	<?php $permissions = Permission::all();
	$allowed = $role->permissions->lists('id');
	$value = false;?>
	@foreach($permissions as $permission)
	<?php $value = in_array($permission->id, $allowed);?>
	<div class = "checkbox">
		<label>
			{{ Form::checkbox('allowed[]', $permission->id, $value) }} {{ $permission->ime }}
		</label>
	</div>
	@endforeach
</div>

Inside the controller I have

$input = Input::all();
        if(isset($input['allowed']))
            $allowed = $input['allowed'];
        else $allowed = array();
        if(!$allowed || !is_array($allowed))
            $allowed = array();

        if(count($allowed) > 0)
            $allowed = Permission::select('id')
            ->whereIn('id', $allowed)
            ->get()
            ->lists('id');

        if(count($allowed) > 0)
            $this->permissions()->sync($allowed);
        else $this->permissions()->detach();

I hope this is what you were looking for.