And while it won't be easy to work together given the contentious nature of the recent lawsuits, Juenger hoped that a middle ground could be reached. "Given NAI's promise, and fiduciary duty, to act in the best interest of CBS shareholders, we expect they should make every effort to find a way to continue working together," Juenger wrote. "In the event they cannot (by either party's decision), to the extent that leads to the conclusion that the best future for the CBS Corporation, and its shareholders, is likely to be acquired/combined with a larger platform company, then the exit of CBS management wouldn't matter, anyway."