Thomas and Millicent have operated their law partnership in Detroit, Michigan for five (5) years. In the early years, the practice was quite successful, so much so that two (2) years ago, Thomas and Millicent took on another lawyer, Forrest, as a third partner. Things have not worked out with Forrest. He has shown up to the office and to court on numerous occasions intoxicated, and clients have expressed regret and even anger over his poor lawyering. One client recently expressed to Thomas and Millicent that a "hung over" Forrest slept through most of his trial, resulting in an adverse verdict for the client and the firm. Both Thomas and Millicent are considering dissolution of the partnership. Not only are they upset (an understatement) with Forrest, but they are even seriously considering going their own separate ways because of the bad experience. Who may demand a dissolution and winding up of the existing partnership?