Business Insider:  The 50 Best Law Schools in America:

We held a survey to determine what real professionals consider the best law schools. … More than 650 of our readers responded, of which 60% had J.D.s. and 69% had hiring experience. Thirty-six percent of the respondents work in legal fields, 23% work in finance, 10% work in technology, 6% are current law students, and 6% work in consulting.

1. Harvard (#3 in U.S. News)
2. Yale (#1)
3. Stanford (#2)
4. Columbia (#4)
5. Chicago (#5)
6. Penn (#7)
7. NYU (#5)
8. Duke  (#11)
9. UC-Berkeley (#7)
10. Georgetown (#13)
11. Northwestern (#12)
12. Virginia (#7)
13. Cornell (#14)
14. Michigan (#10)
15. UCLA (#15)
16. Texas (#16)
17. Notre Dame (#22)
18. USC (#18)
19. George Washington (#20)
20. Vanderbilt (#16)
21. Emory (#24)
22. North Carolina (#38)
23. Boston College (#29)
24. Boston University (#26)
25. Washington U. (#23)
26. William & Mary (#35)
27. Fordham (#29)
28. UC-Hastings (#44)
29. UC-Davis (#29)
30. Wisconsin (#35)
31. Washington & Lee (#24)
32. Tulane (#51)
33. Wake Forest (#44)
34. BYU (#39)
35. Indiana (#26)
36. U. Washington (#20)
37. Ohio State (#39)
38. Minnesota (#19)
39. George Mason (#39)
40. Pepperdine (#49)
41. Illinois (#35)
42. American (#49)
43. Colorado (#44)
44. Iowa (#29)
45. Florida (#48)
46. Maryland (#39)
47. Georgia (#34)
48. Baylor (#51)
49. SMU (#51)
50. Loyola-L.A. (#51)

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(Hat Tip: Law Librarian Blog.)