The UK newspaper, The Guardian, has published its annual ranking of British universities in a variety of subjects. For law, the top-10 UK universities include Oxford, LSE, Cambridge, UCL, York, Queen Mary, Durham, Warwick, King's (KCL), and Dundee.
For complete coverage, please visit the Guardian law league table.
Oxford, LSE, Cambridge, and UCL top the law league table
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