Yes, that's what you should always do anyways.
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Try something like:
$data['brands'] = $this->brands;
return View::make('form')->with('brands', $data['brands']);
Issue now is, you're sending through $data and it has no idea where you're plucking $brands from. Not sure if this will work, haven't tested, but in your blade {{ $data->brands }} may work, not sure though.
Also to make it more readable in blade, instead of using isset(), you can do:
{{{ $name or 'Default' }}} as per the docs.
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