(PDF, international in focus)

A site run by a German company so it includes programs from outside the U.S. - I've included it here because it is linked from the ABA list.and the community forums might provide insight into what people searching for LLM programs are interested in.

22 Ind. Int’l & Comp. L. Rev. 219
Book Review

2012 Mich. St. L. Rev. 579
Stephen R. Smith

Blog post written by Pepperdine law professor Derek T. Muller. Analyzes ABA data re: non-JD enrollment statistics.

The new Center is independent of Duke's LL.M. programs, but it "fits with and advances the Law School’s initiatives relating to entrepreneurship and innovation, such as our Law and Entrepreneurship LLM and dual JD/LLM offering and our Start-Up Ventures Clinic." (November 14, 2013, press release)

"To address the complex intellectual property, legal, and regulatory environment facing technology professionals and entrepreneurs, Northwestern Law School has established a Master of Science in Law (MSL) degree to provide focused, practical, business-centered legal training. Skills acquired in this program will allow professionals to communicate and interact across disciplines and professions, to recognize obstacles and risks, and to visualize opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship."

"[A] one-year professional master's degree program for scientists and engineers interested in pursuing a career in the field of patent law."

In cooperation with the Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice, UT offers a concentration of Human Rights & Comparative Constitutional Law in its LL.M. program.