Yes. Nevada car accident victims may file personal injury lawsuits against the alleged hit-and-run driver. In these cases, victims typically sue the driver (defendant) for negligence per se. In order to prevail, the victim (plaintiff) would need to prove that: There is a statute (the hit-and-run laws) that exists to protect a class of persons; The plaintiff was a member of that class (a fellow motorist, car occupant, pedestrian, cyclist, etc.); The defendant violated the law or statute (by not stopping at the crash); and The defendant’s violation of the law proximately caused the plaintiff’s injuries or damage. If successful, the plaintiff's car accident attorneys may be able to recover financial compensation to cover all the plaintiff's medical expenses, lost wages, loss of future earnings, and pain and suffering.