Constantin Pogor is among 35 people who were injured after an ex-US naval ship tipped over in Leith.
He said a colleague then tried to move him.
The Romanian national said he had sought his own lawyers to investigate and believed a number of others on board had done the same. A spokesman added: "Our inquiries are at an early stage so we cannot comment further on the specifics; however we will continue to support and advise all affected people."
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