I need your opinions on the following -

1. Which are the best law schools in the UK for business, commercial and corporate laws ? Since the deadlines for oxford and Cambridge are already over, which other colleges can I apply to? Are these as good as oxford and Cambridge or they are second tier?

2. Who would be the best to get recommendation letter from ?

3. I had my entire education in English. Do the best unis generally give a waiver for IELTS AND TOEFL or they generally do not ?

hey all

If not opinions, atleast some one can reply back.

thnx in anticipation

You've heard my opinion on your first question already, but on your second question I haven't said anything (except in relation to Oxford). The law schools in the UK prefer academic references (unlike US-based schools who also accept professional references). I think the best option is to get letters from former professors that you've a good relationship with and that will be willing to say nice things about you (comparison with peers, overall assessment of your academic performance and things like that). About question 3, I dont know if the universities tend to waive the English language requirement, but I do know theres the possibility to ask them for it. Best of luck.

hi
pls reply to the following

1 Which one is better for a general LLM in corporate law? UCL or KCL?

2. is king's better only for intellectual property and not corporate law?

3. also is it better to go for general or specialist LLM ?

I agree with Beicon, you need academic references for UK schools. As far as corporate law LLMs, look at the modules offered by the institutions. Corporate law covers a wide range of possibilities so you should see which schools offer modules in which you are interested.
RE you English, exam waivers are rare, even with a completely English education unless it is from an English speaking country.
Best of luck.