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Geez, tough crowd in here.
Sorry it involves PAPA, but this kind of lawsuit happens all the time. Yes, even with non-profits. Museums, theaters, etc....
It's easy in hindsight to say "she should have done X to avoid the injury", but that really stinks to say. Nobody wants to get injured and all the baggage that comes along with that.
Maybe if healthcare were provided by the government, she/insurance wouldn't have to sue to recover the money. Food for thought.
Quoted from Monk:Non-profit doesn't mean much. I'm not saying PAPA is making millions of dollars, but lets not forget the NFL was a non-profit for many many years.
I work daily with non-profits, I agree, they can definitely make money. 
Quoted from Whysnow:Is there a way for a business like PAPA to help free themselves of any potential issue that arrise like this with putting some sort of signs around and posting info publicly on their website about common hazards and them not taking responsibility.
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