Hello,
would you please help me with finding LLM university? I am quite interested in International, European or Business Law and I would like to study in English. However, as I found out, many universitites offer just 1-year-Master programmme of law in English( e.g. New York university of Prague or Leiden university) and they want me to take some bachelor law programme at another university. But I need to apply to some school after ending high school! I am really confused about it. Also, I want to find a university where the tuition fees are not so high.
Thank you very much!

An LLM (Master in Laws) is a one or two year program that you do *after* you do an LLB (Bachelor in Laws), which is usually a three or four year program. An LLB is a generalist legal education and the LLM is a specialisation in a field of law, like International, European or Business law. You can't do an LLM without having completed an LLB.

So, when you finish high school, you have to apply for an LLB. Very few universities in non-English speaking countries offer Bachelor's programs in English - most European universities offer Bachelor's programs in the local language and Master's programs in English.

The people on this website are only researching LLM programs so they probably can't help you. What you can do is look for websites that have details on LLB programs in English, or just start looking at universities by country, e.g. here: http://www.webometrics.info/rank_by_country_select.asp?cont=europe

If you want something free - I would suggest having a look at all the Swedish universities.