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Yes. An accident can injure nerves directly or indirectly through fractures, dislocations, swelling, hematomas, scar tissue or compression. Determining whether an accident caused neuropathy can sometimes be difficult, particularly when symptoms are documented weeks or months later, or the injured person has another condition that could also cause nerve damage.