This problem involves arranging people around a circular table based on the given conditions. Let's break it down step-by-step:

1. Firstly, place K at a random position at the circular table.
2. According to the conditions, F is sitting second to the left of K. Thus, we place F accordingly.
3. H is an immediate neighbor of K, so H can be to the immediate left or right of K.
4. There are only three people sitting between H and E. We have two possibilities for H's position (left or right of K), so place E accordingly:
   • If H is to the immediate left of K, then moving three positions clockwise from H, we can place E.
   • If H is to the immediate right of K, then moving three positions anti-clockwise from H, we place E.
5. Only one person sits between L and E. Choose the appropriate position for L based on E's position; this will help determine which initial arrangement is valid.
6. M is sitting immediately to the right of L, so place M accordingly.
7. G is immediately to the left of F. Ensure G fits correctly in the remaining vacant spot to the left of F.

After applying the above criteria, the correct arrangement aligns with the following configuration:

• Starting from K and moving clockwise, the order is: K, H, L, M, E, J, F, and G.

Finally, the position of L with respect to H is "Fourth to the left."

This process involves logical deduction and eliminating impossible arrangements based on the constraints. The correctly filled positions indicate L is indeed fourth to the left of H.